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Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale is a Christmas fantasy thriller for all ages and the long-awaited follow-up (actually a prequel), to the two award winning and cult online shorts Rare Exports Inc (2003), and Rare Exports Inc – Safety Instructions (2005), which have been YouTube sensations, with more than one million hits.

Legend has led young Pietari to believe that the jolly old man that is Santa Claus, is actually more of a foe than a friend. And with only one week to go until Christmas, Pietari is about to uncover the truth. As it turns out, the best-kept Christmas secret ever lies 500 metres below ground, in Pietari’s very own hometown.

Together, this dark secret and Pietari unleash an unforeseen chain of events, after which, Christmas will never, ever, be the same again. A film by author / director Jalmari Helander.

“darkly amusing fantasy... much to enjoy... laced with the famed Finnish black humour... a wonderfully cinematic film... leaves you feeling entertained”  Filmink
 
ONLY AT THE MOVIES DECEMBER 2  www.rareexportsmovie.com
 

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