The story of this Christmas, shared between its toys, its animals and its difficult loves with Monique and Juliette. Robert Lévesque wrote, in 1973, about this work: "Slightly tragic or tragically light, Michel Bouchard's first film conveys the vision of a world which no longer has idols."
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