A silly little boy who can't open his eyes with a bulging face. He hugs an ugly doll who can't see what it is anywhere he goes. The film begins to pester his father to play with him, and almost breaks out into a father-son war. In the end, a small universe suddenly erupted inexplicably, commanding a few silly adults (including his father) to eliminate the shofar monster, cultivate a group of Santa Clauses and export them all over the world, saving their slaughtering workshop that was on the verge of bankruptcy in one fell swoop. What's even more strange is that the little boy threw away his ugly doll that he was carrying wherever he went. . . Really don't understand why.
A film that cannot be carefully studied, otherwise it will feel that there are loopholes everywhere. But in all fairness, maybe one of the things that made me feel so bad about the film was the translation. The whole film is in Finnish (or Russian?), which sounds similar to Japanese in tone. . . Subtitles are very weak. . Interestingly, "Dad" all over the world is the same name, right?
That's how Santa Claus was born. . . This is Nordic humor.
ps: Nordic children are really resistant to freezing. They run around bare legs in the snow.
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