An original work created by
Lance Micklus

In Europe during 1941, war is on the horizon. Colonel Zeplin Van Brello, German SS, is determined to appropriate all of Santa's resources - by force, if need be - to support the war effort. When Santa refuses to provide any assistance, Van Brello brands him a traitor to be hunted down and killed. Meanwhile, ten year old Sister Anne, at the Fletchermont Monastery, tries to protect her five favorite teddy bears - Theodore, Tilly-Bear, Honey Bear, Nash, and Pete - from the war headed her way. She is ultimately kidnapped by Van Brello to be used as bate to lure Santa into a trap that leaves him with only two choices: Support the war effort or die.

A Christmas to Remember answers several questions about the legend of Santa Claus:

1. Why is he located at the North Pole?

2. Why does he wear a red suit?

3. Why does everybody in the house have to be asleep before he will enter?

This film will be rated PG-13 as a warning to parents that it may not be suitable for children under the age of 13. One scene in the film may be too scary for small children - although teenagers should have no problem with it. Because it is rated PG-13, the story contains profanity.

A Chritmas to Remember is the third story in a trilogy that retells the legend of Santa Claus. This project is currently looking for $100 million in funding to turn the first part of the trilogy, called The Midnight Ride of Santa Claus, into a motion picture. It is an ideal project for production in digital 3D. Persons with a serious intent to produce a major motion picture with strong Christian themes should contact Lance Micklus by E-Mail using the special secured link provided. A non-discloser agreement must be signed and returned before copies of the story synopsis, a production ready movie script, and other related materials will be forwarded.

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