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A Wobots Christmas (2004) [N/A]

Release Date:
September 28, 2004

Original Title:
A Wobots Christmas

Genres:
Animation

Production Companies:
Blue Yonder Films
Live Bait Productions

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 52

God Doesn't Make Junk

Overview from TheMovieDB

Zak doesn't like Christmas. He doesn't have any friends (thanks to his speech impediment), and every year at the orphanage he works his fingers to the bone making toys for other kids. Nobody has ever given him a Christmas gift, so what is there to be joyful about? An adventure in Scraptown--a junkyard where people dump unwanted robots--leads Zak to find kindred spirits in a group of oddball bots with their own special quirks. While on the run from a wacky scientist bent on taking over the orphanage, Zak and his new friends learn a powerful lesson about how Christmas started with a baby named Jesus--who grew up to save the world. Inspired to embrace their true potential, Zak and the Wobots jump into action to save the holiday!

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Production

Creator:
Cory Edwards

Director:
Cory Edwards

Executive Producer:
Benjy Gaither

Music:
Daniel Beahm

Producer:
Preston Stutzman
Rob Yanovitch
Benjy Gaither

Production Coordinator:
Madeline Hirakis

Songs:
Jeff Silvey
Kim Williams
Benjy Gaither

Sound Designer:
Mark Keefer

Writer:
Cory Edwards

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