Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale (15)

Starring: Eugene Byrne

Friday 03 December 2010 01:00 GMT

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What's the Finnish for "Bah, humbug"? This whimsical revision of the Christmas legend works from the premise that Santa Claus is not the jolly old twinkler we know, but a brutish force of nature.

When US scientists make a startling discovery in a quiet town in Lapland, only a fearless young lad named Pietari (Onni Tommila) is wise to its true meaning. Expanded from a short film, Jalmari Helander's mixture of the gruesome and the winsome works hard to impress, but fails to meld its disparate elements. Rent Bad Santa instead.

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