Nissesvingen
★ 1 · 2024 · 10m · Comedy
In Nissesvingen, Santa Claus is dying and his only hope for survival is a magical medallion that the Elves Council found on the Internet. The Council sends an expedition, consisting of three inept elves Rolf, Trond and Jerry.
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