The Christmas Tale

Christmas Eve is the story of Scrooge, a lonely miser who spends every Christmas in bed, starting from the premise that Christmas is not worth wasting time or money.

One cold, festive evening, when Scrooge is sitting after work in front of a sparsely lit fireplace, with a bowl of cheap porridge, he is visited by the ghost of his late friend Marley. An unexpected arrival foretells the arrival of three more ghosts, thanks to which Scrooge analyzes his actions and tries to change the future.

The Christmas story tells about the effects of loneliness caused by selfishness and greed. It reminds us of the need for mutual kindness, which, in the face of sincere repentance, can change the way we see the world and people.

The adaptation was created with the financial assistance of the Ministry of Culture and Art.