Unwrap a Christmas miracle with this new deluxe edition DVD! Give your family a holiday to remember with this unforgettable story about the true meaning of Christmas from the animation powerhouse Rankin/Bass (Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer)! After Sister Theresa (voiced by Angela Lansbury) rescues an orphan shepherd boy from a lightning storm, she lovingly nurses him back to health. However, the boy suffered injuries during the storm and wakes up blind and discouraged in his new surroundings. With Sister Theresa’s help, the pint-sized shepherd with the king-sized heart learns that seeing goes deeper than what your eyes show you. Together, they discover that unconditional love can overcome any obstacles. Celebrate the gift of love with your family this holiday as you experience this fully remastered deluxe edition DVD!
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on Amazon for $11.99 & eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25.I am a huge fan of the Rankin/Bass productions, so I was eager to watch this DVD! I had never seen these film prior to receiving the DVD. It is a cute film and a nice addition to our holiday movies. I am fairly sure it is not a popular title, but if you enjoy the productions from Rankin/Bass you will love this on as well. There is something about these old style animations that make me smile and my kids love them too!
A little about this storyline: a young shepherd boy is taken in by some nuns and cared for after he is blinded. He experiences new things, like playing an angel in the Christmas pageant, feeling snow for the first time, etc. The snow is a miracle as is the little boy!
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