A Christmas tale
of a young boy Simon (Emeric Chapuis) who tells Santa the only
thing he wants for Christmas are his parents, (Hélène
Ruby and Jean-Louis Foulquier) who mysteriously vanished during an African
expedition.
After a school trip to the airport Simon and his friend Elodie (Alexia
Haudot) end up on a flight to Lapland where they meet Santa (Armand Meffre) and
the Good Fairy (Karen
Chéryl), but will they be able to help find his parents.
“Elfland”
is an animated tale about a dastardly exiled elf, Grumper, and his sidekick
Glug who have stolen Santa’s Christmas sleigh.
So, Santa tasks
his E.L.F detective team Jingle, Bingle, Tingle, Dorabelle and Cheer to find
the sleigh and save Christmas.
Voiced by Avery Williams, Bruce Michaels, Simon Hill, Larry G. Jones, Kelsey
Painter, Jerry Davis, KJ Schrock, Marcus Smith and Sarah Taylor
“Christmas Elves”
is an animated tale based on the classic tale of the Shoemaker and the Elves.
When a selfish King
taxes his people to the limit in order to indulge his vanity for shoes.
Hans the shoemaker,
who goes out of his way to help people, is himself helped by a group of
mismatched sprites who want to graduate to being elves and work for Santa
Claus.
Voices by Cam Clarke and Candi Milo
Alana (Violet
Bennett) is unemployed and living with her best friend Stacey (Kaitlyn Lunardi)
while he is desperately searching for a job.
Then out of the
blue one week before Christmas she is contacted by Henry (Jamie Craib) who
tells her she has inherited her late grandfather's old winter home, and that he’s
representing Ty (Jefferson Cox) who is interested in buying the cabin.
Her plan once she
was there, she would hopefully sell it, but she discovers a photo on her
grandfather's tablet showing a jackpot winning which he won shortly before he
died.
This sets off a
race to find the ticket before it expires.
Alana gets help
from her new neighbour, Luke (Travis Laughlin), but she isn’t totally honest
about what she is looking for.
But it’s a race
against time to find it before all the business’s sell up to the enemy.
“Christmas Every
Day” is an animated tale about Little Lucy (Marla Frumkin) who
wishes
it were Christmas every day, "forever and ever".
However, to
illustrate the folly in such a wish if it were to come true her Papa (Dick Orkin) tells
the cautionary tale of her grandmother Tilly (Stacey
Michaels),
who, as a little girl, made the very same wish, and the dire consequences that
occurred after her wish was granted The Christmas
Fairy (Edie McClurg).
Other voices provided by Brian Cummings, Miriam Flynn and Nancy
Cartwright
“A Very Merry
Cricket” is an animated tale about Harry the Cat and Tucker the Mouse who are
unhappy with the New York Christmas cacophony and the anti-social behaviour and
mean-spiritedness that went along with it
So, they set off
to Sunny Slopes Connecticut to find their friend, Chester C. Cricket, the
musical insect and persuade him to return to New York with them to bring back
the holiday's warmth.
Chester agrees with
this idea, but can he really succeed against the noisy urban melee, it will certainly
take all three of them to make a difference.
Voiced by Les Tremayne, Mel Blanc, Daws Butler, June Foray, Bob Holt and
Don Messick.
“Cosmic Christmas”
is an animated tale about three aliens who come to Earth to discover the true
meaning of Christmas.
A little boy named
Peter explains what he believes it to be and shows them around, but commercialism
and greed seem to contradict his explanation of the meaning of Christmas.
He takes them to
his parents’ house so his parents can explain but then Peter's pet goose is
kidnapped and a chase ensues but then the thief and Peter fall through the ice
and an exciting rescue is needed and it results in a new sense of caring and
sharing as the town rediscovers the real spirit of Christmas, and the three
visitors from outer space discover the true meaning of Christmas.
Voiced by Joey Davidson, Martin Lavut, Richard M. Davidson, Duncan Regehr, Patricia Moffatt, Jane Mallett, Marvin Goldhar, Greg Rogers, Chris Wiggins, Nick Nichols and Marian Waldman.
