Robert Depuis

The film centers on a sharp and precise shooting scene: a bullet goes through the window, through a chair, and straight through the head of a fat man. He collapses and slides off the chair, hitting the floor. No one should have survived that—but the fat man doesn’t die

Christmas is supposed to be a magical time, but instead it’s dire times for Santa Claus. His whole existence is fading, because the children have stopped believing in him. But there is one little boy called Vetle, that still believes, but for how long?

The film centers on a sharp and precise shooting scene: a bullet goes through the window, through a chair, and straight through the head of a fat man. He collapses and slides off the chair, hitting the floor. No one should have survived that—but the fat man doesn’t die

The film centers on a sharp and precise shooting scene: a bullet goes through the window, through a chair, and straight through the head of a fat man. He collapses and slides off the chair, hitting the floor. No one should have survived that—but the fat man doesn’t die

Christmas is supposed to be a magical time, but instead it’s dire times for Santa Claus. His whole existence is fading, because the children have stopped believing in him. But there is one little boy called Vetle, that still believes, but for how long?

Christmas is supposed to be a magical time, but instead it’s dire times for Santa Claus. His whole existence is fading, because the children have stopped believing in him. But there is one little boy called Vetle, that still believes, but for how long?