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Christmas is the season of love and togetherness.

A time to forgive and help others.

Around Christmas,

our troubles seem to disappear and everything is perfect.

Perfect?

First off, an old man is wearing a wool suit in summer

who gets stuck inside a chimney.

The kids are on school break,

they have nothing to do, so they drive us crazy.

And grandmas always want to add raisins to every meal.

Christmas is awful, and I can prove it.

December 23. I'm being held hostage at a mall.

Walking here and there like a drunk turkey.

More and more bags appear in my hands.

Our shopping list keeps growing. I think I've been abducted.

I guess I live here now!

It's my only option. Where's your brother?

Where is he? Where's your brother?

Calm down, he's at Santa's Workshop.

Here's a Christmas gift for you.

Son!

- Relax, Mom! - I can't relax.

I have to go shopping, make supper.

I put the tree up by myself every year.

- No, I always help. - You put up a couple of ornaments.

Then you make a cute TikTok and leave me!

I can't wait until Christmas is over.

I can't wait until Christmas Eve.

Our family gets together,

we have French toast with powdered sugar.

I untangle the Christmas lights and hang them on the tree.

You teach me Mariah Carey's dance routine.

Dad, stop embarrassing me at the mall.

I can't wait for December 26.

- Son, come down. - No, Mom.

- Come down, honey. - No.

Son, I gotta go. Come on.

Wait, Mom.

I need to tell the reindeer to give Santa

our new address.

Mommy already did.

I sent a letter and a text message.

You have his number?

Yes, of course I have his number. Just don't tell anyone, okay?

That's my mommy!

Cool, right? Come down now.

- No! - Come down, son.

I don't want to!

Mommy's gonna sit down.

I'm exhausted.

Come on, Gael. Cooperate.

What did you say?

- Honey. - Hey, Maju.

Are you okay?

Dad, we won't have a Christmas tree this year.

But I wanted one like this.

Honey, of course we'll have a tree.

Come on, we always have a Christmas tree.

We haven't put it up because of the move.

We need a smaller one.

This one doesn't fit in our house. It would only fit in Beyoncé's house.

We will close in five minutes...

- Come on. Let's go! - Time to go.

- We did it! - We did it!

So, is this it, honey?

All year waiting in lines and, come December, we queue up

to take pictures with a stranger?

He's not a stranger, Mom.

He's Santa.

What's that noise?

Is it a macaw?

It's telling us Santa has already left

Everyone, I'm wrapping up another work day with this great Christmas vibe!

Santa will be back next year. Apologies. Happy New Year.

No... Wait, Mr. Elf.

We want a picture with Santa.

My girls take one every year since they were born.

I understand it's important to you, but, however, nevertheless,

you should have got here earlier.

- Mom. - Yes, honey.

I need to go. It's number two.

Kids always have to poop at such inconvenient times.

It's coming.

That's it, no pictures then. Thanks, Mr. Elf.

Let's go, it'll only get worse.

We take pictures every Christmas. It's not Christmas without a picture.

Kids always have a way of tugging at our heartstrings.

Listen, my dear, this rope here

cannot be crossed by anyone. It's the rules of the mall.

Santa will be back next year with the same great vibe, okay?

- I've got astrology charts to work on. - No, wait.

According to elf mythology,

Santa's helpers must keep the Christmas spirit alive, so let us in.

Mythology is important, but this elf has workers' rights.

The mall doesn't pay overtime. Don't tell anyone.

Do moms get paid overtime? I'd like to get paid too.

He's about to poop his pants. This is serious.

- Will I get paid? - No, wait.

This picture is important to my family.

- Keep it cool. - Very!

Hang in there. Vasconcelos? Anselmo?

People are getting emotional.

What is this? An elf gang?

No need to yell, Mr. Elf. Don't work yourself up.

Just a second. Look at Mommy, my love.

- Santa or pooping? - Santa!

Santa it is, maybe with poop.

There are two minutes left. Let us in.

Those two minutes are up.

May I have your attention, please? We will close in two minutes.

- Let's go in. - Excuse us. Son, don't poop.

- Santa! - Ho, ho, ho!

Santa, this is my stepdad.

And this is my sister.

- I'm not his sister. - Yes, you are.

Santa, I love you.

You're better than Sonic,

the Easter Bunny,

and all the Pokémons!

Do you know what you want from Santa?

I want Christmas to be over.

You're so lovely, Arthur.

Come on, people.

Mr. Elf? Where's the annoying guy? Can we take that picture?

Great! Let's do it.

Get closer, cute family.

- Picture time. - Listen, Dad.

Yes, honey?

Just sit for a second.

The official family picture should be just us three.

Sweetie, we're a family now.

We're not one family. We're two families.

I get it now.

Two families, right?

Work it all out later. It's 15 seconds per family.

The clock is ticking.

I'm getting really mad at Mr. Elf.

- Hey... - Great, next family.

Don't take my raisins, love.

I have a whole supper to cook.

I love raisins and I love you.

Come on, kids!

It looks incredibly beautiful.

- Dad? - Yes?

Gael put a slime hand on the tree.

It's not a Christmas ornament.

Yes, it is. It's an elf's hand.

No, it's not.

It's an elf's hand, honey.

Lord, I have five baskets left to be delivered.

Why do I always accept so many orders?

Who shows up unannounced on December 24th?

They're clueless. Send them away, honey.

It could be Santa or a reindeer. Send them away.

Anyone home?

It's the HOA lady.

I'll have to be nice to her then.

- How are you? - Fine. And you?

You're being fined, okay?

- Why? - A lack of Christmas spirit.

For the love of God. No decorations outside? No way.

The entire neighborhood is decorated. We have Christmas lights everywhere.

These are the rules of the homeowner's association.

- We've just moved in. - I know you're the newbies from unit five.

Actually, I know who you are because you're the noisy ones.

- Big family, right? - My two boys and his two girls.

You two are great.

- Nice to meet you. - Hi. Pepê and Tina.

Wait, come back. I didn't even introduce myself!

Listen up.

I'm Silvana. Pleasure to meet you.

I'm the property manager and I also own a business you may have heard of.

"You'll go bananas about Mega Silvana's."

Oh, that store!

- Yeah, I have my own store. - Cool.

I'm also the one in charge

of the decorations I want to show you.

- Sorry. - You've just moved in. Let's be friends.

You're new. Come with me.

Do you like my decorations?

Tell me the truth.

- Well, I can't say I like it... - Actually, we love it!

Jovelino?

- Let's go... - Jovelino?

The tree is all crooked, you see?

Hi, Jovelino. We'll give you a Christmas tip tomorrow.

Thank you, ma'am.

Each month has more days and less money left.

Are you complaining, Jovelino?

No, but with these tips, God willing,

I'll be able to visit my relatives because I miss them so much.

So emotional! I miss travelling too!

I should ask for tips. Everyone's doing it.

Will you give me a tip as well, Jovelino?

- Well, well, well... - Of course I will, ma'am.

Naturally.

- I don't like the HOA lady. - I could tell.

Dad?

Can you tell Arthur to turn down that insufferable noise in his room?

Why do I have to turn it down?

Because I'm trying to listen to Rita Lee.

Who is Rita Lee?

I don't believe it.

What planet did you come from?

Are you fighting? It's Christmas.

Hi, Carlos Henrique. Arthur, it's your dad.

What do you mean?

You're canceling last minute?

They were looking forward to the trip.

Go ahead.

Go ahead and send them money.

I'll wrap it and put it under the tree. They'll love it.

What a fun gift.

Merry Christmas to you too.

Honey.

I know, Mom.

Whatever.

Tina?

- Won't you go talk to him? - No.

He'll work it out in his own time. We'll talk later.

Teenagers need direct talks, but that's just my opinion.

I know when the time is right to talk to my own son.

Okay?

Stop it, Gael.

Come on! Your slime is ruining everything!

I don't think she likes slime.

Hey.

Why the long face?

I guess I don't like Christmas anymore.

What do you mean?

Christmas has always been our favorite holiday.

You haven't even written your letter to Santa yet.

Don't you want to make a wish?

I want Mommy back.

Maju,

Mommy died, but she's not gone forever.

She'll always be here.

In the good memories you have with her.

And here.

Right?

She's here because we'll always love her.

I just wanted her to be here, in my room.

I don't want a new family. I want our family.

Honey...

Come here.

My gosh.

Where's that doll you made with Mommy, the one you really love?

- Where did she go? - She's right here.

You two worked on it for days, remember?

Where is she?

She's so cute.

How about we put her right next to the Christmas tree?

Let's give our new home a chance.

And our new Christmas, okay?

- All right. - Come here!

My girl!

Sorry.

I'm glad you came back to talk.

Baby, I'm so very sorry.

I'm sorry too.

Of course I want you to help me raise my boys, but...

Maju and Gael always fight. Arthur and Nanda as well.

And I'm fighting with a shrinking turkey.

Now it looks like... a little quail.

Relax, baby.

They'll learn to get along.

What should we do?

Let's focus on Christmas.

If we make this Christmas work,

our family will work out too.

MERRY CHRISTMAS

Hi, Gael.

- Hi. How are you? - I'm fine.

What do you want for Christmas?

I asked Santa for a sister.

It's what I've always wanted.

And he gave me one.

Now I'll ask for a flying dinosaur.

A pterodactyl.

- Wish away. - Do you want to be my grandpa?

- Of course. - You got yourself a handsome grandpa.

Come closer.

I have a secret.

I'm dressed up as a grandpa, but I'm really a Tyrannosaurus rex.

- For real? - For real.

- I'm going to get you, Gael. - No.

Come back, Gael! Come here!

Hey, who's this cute girl? I'll get you too!

Come here, girl. Maju!

Where's Gael?

Listen up, family!

Get ready for theater time!

- Yay! - I'm hungry!

- Theater time first. - No, I'm hungry.

- Supper is at midnight, right, Dad? - Yes...

Midnight? Are you crazy?

Honey, they're hungry. Supper is ready. It's getting cold.

- Poor kid. - Midnight supper is a tradition.

Could this tradition start half an hour earlier?

Could anxiety hold off for another half an hour?

It's our tradition.

- That's right. - I know, but...

- Are you hungry, son? - I am!

No. Come on, people!

Let's cheer up.

- I want to eat. - I know you're hungry, but let's cheer up.

Come on. Let's cheer up for Christmas!

- Theater time... - They're hungry.

- The girls are used to it. - But he always eats early.

You're going to let him go hungry because of tradition?

- Give it back to me! - No, I got it first.

I don't want to be here.

Oh, Lord.

I hate Christmas!

I wish Christmas would be disappear forever!

WORLD'S FIRST CHRISTMAS

Merry Christmas!

Santa got us gifts! Santa got us gifts!

Gael, wait for me!

- I want my gift. - I want mine too!

What?

Guys, where's the tree? Where are the gifts?

Was I that bad?

What happened? Is everything gone?

What is this? Where's the tree?

- What happened? - Where's everything?

- Very funny, Arthur. - What?

Is this a stupid TikTok prank?

I have better things to do, okay?

No finger-pointing. Let's figure it out.

- It must have been a thief! - What do you mean?

Really, a thief?

A very specific thief.

They left the TV, the computer. Everything is tidy. I want to meet them.

Listen up, stay inside. I'll go talk to the security guard.

- I'll go with you. - No!

- I'm coming. - No way.

- Yes, I'm coming. - Of course. Come.

Watch the kids.

What happened?

- What's going on? - How did everything disappear?

All those trees the HOA lady got?

Wow.

Did Jovelino get mad at her and take it all down?

- Overnight? - There's no set time for rebellion.

- Clean it all up, Jovelino. - Of course, ma'am.

Silvana?

What happened to all the decorations?

Don't you like our landscaping?

Or is the pool dirty again? The pump broke and you didn't tell me?

No, we're wondering where the Christmas decorations went.

The Christmas trees are all gone!

Trees from Christmas? Did you import foreign trees without my approval?

No, all our trees are local. I've only trimmed and pruned them.

What's going on? What happened to our Christmas holiday?

Wait... Jovelino.

How about the tips you collected to go visit your relatives?

Ma'am, I haven't seen my relatives in a while, you know?

They always fight. Why would I go visit them?

He has no time to travel. He works too much.

He really enjoys what he does. He's such a workhorse.

I'm her workhorse.

What do you mean? December is the month we get together with family to celebrate.

- What? - We exchange gifts.

Did you two go crazy? December is the worst month for sales.

- No way... - What?

- The worst month? - They always play all those ads.

- People get famous in December. - Why?

Celebrities on December ads? Give me just one example then.

- Roberto Carlos. - Yes!

Roberto Carlos has a live concert every December.

Are you nuts? Roberto Carlos has a concert in the middle of the year every year.

It's always in June. He's the King of Caruaru!

He must be warming up his accordion.

He always takes his accordion to Caruaru.

We all love his forró songs. Roberto and his forró are awesome.

Everyone hits the dance floor.

- I love Mr. Carlos. - So do I, you know?

Breaking news!

Wild turkeys have taken over the streets of Rio.

- Wild turkeys? - Is this mass hysteria?

I wanted to send out a text, but I can only find the sad and mad emoji.

Let me see.

I can't find anything related to Christmas anywhere.

- Wild turkeys! - As for Santa Claus...

It seems "Santa & Claus" are a country duo!

Don't you get it? Christmas is no more! It's gone for good, people!

Mom, I'll write a letter to Santa and ask him where Christmas went.

No way.

I can't see it on TikTok. Everything is on TikTok, right?

So, someone hacked the Matrix and deleted Christmas?

It sounds about right. But how did it happen?

Wait.

Just wait.

Let me look at my orders.

The baskets I need to deliver!

- They're all gone! - This is it, Tina!

Christmas is gone. It's unbelievable, but it's true!

God, I worked so hard. Where is everything?

- Raisins, stuffing, turkey, French toasts. - A call from work? Hello?

Hi, Aparecida.

What about the holiday?

Of course, it's not a holiday.

- Don't worry. I'll be right there. - Where?

- I'm on my way. - What?

- You have work today? - And the kids have school.

- What? No! - Kids, school!

- I'm not going! - Kids, off to school!

There's no Christmas holiday.

- Pack their lunch and I'll get ready. - Stop making a fuss, Gael!

- How can I pack their lunch now? - Come, Maju!

Fruit... It's one fruit or two.

Three, four... One banana each.

I have so much to do.

Actually, I don't have anything to do.

That's it. I won't do anything.

Good morning!

Good morning.

C'mon, let's cheer up!

- Good morning, class! - Good morning.

Let's cheer up for teacher Pepê's class!

Time to study Ask me if you don't know

Write it all down Let your minds go

We'll talk it all out

This is silly...

Well...

Here we are.

It's hard, because we don't go to school while on vacation, right?

Instead of visiting Grandma and Grandpa...

We're not on vacation.

That's in July.

I never see my grandma.

Neither do I.

What? Don't you visit your relatives?

- No. - Ever?

Never.

Hi, Pepê. Could you help me with something?

After 15 years of busy holidays, I don't know what to do with my free time.

I don't know if I should binge-watch a series or start working out.

I could swim, or just do nothing...

It's not just Christmas. It's all upside down!

We've got to do something!

Unbelievable! Society can't see a woman taking a break.

Someone needs to do something.

No, I don't want to do anything.

Baby, do you think this is right?

Look, Pepê, it isn't right...

Not right, really,

but it isn't wrong either.

Okay? Bye.

Bye.

She hung up!

- Watch out! - Sorry!

Isn't that Mr. Elf?

Sorry. Forgive me, Mr. Elf.

- What did you call me? I'm a hard worker. - I apologize.

- Aren't you Mr. Elf? - I'm not an elf!

What happened to the world?

Accept the world as it is. Everyone pretends we're invisible!

This day is really crazy!

It's always been crazy. You were just looking the other way.

- Armored car, gated community... - We met at the mall yesterday.

- You were working. - At the mall?

I avoid shopping malls. I'm a street juggler. Look!

It's hard with people watching, but it's what I do.

Do you use Venmo?

I got no tips while I was talking to you.

- I'm coming, ma'am! - My phone died.

Got it.

Do you go to therapy?

- Excuse me. - Everyone forgot about Freud, right?

Hello? One minute.

Tina, why are you pretending nothing is weird right now?

Everyone forgot Christmas.

Will I forget it too?

This is my first holiday off in years!

- I'm so tired of turkey. - Tina, this is not about you.

I know, but it is a little bit. I'm tired.

It's about Christmas, but there's so much more to it.

The Christmas spirit is gone with everything else.

Why is it so bad that Christmas is gone?

Dad, our Christmas pictures are gone.

Mom's pictures are gone too.

It's an alternate reality.

Wow!

I really want Christmas back.

Mom, it didn't work.

Honey, do you see how weird and sad the world is?

Sad.

Get out of the way, grandma!

What's wrong, Maju?

I wished Christmas away.

But I didn't really mean it.

It's not your fault, Maju.

I wished Arthur away so many times and he's still here.

Guys, we gotta believe her. I think she's being serious.

Of course not! Maju, forget it. Don't worry about it.

Maju, don't get upset.

God, what can I do to bring Christmas back?

We have to bring Christmas back.

If our family is the only one that remembers Christmas,

it's our mission in this crazy world to remind people of Christmas.

How can we do that, Pepê?

I can't see my family and everyone else so sad.

- I have a plan. - I'm afraid to ask what it is.

Honey, Santa showing up at school will be insane.

We have to reactivate people's memories. One look and the kids will snap out of it.

- "It's Santa! I remember Christmas!" - Yeah, right.

I love Santa.

Can we even find anything Christmassy in a world without Christmas?

How come Easter isn't gone?

There are still bunnies everywhere.

Or Carnival, when the streets get dirty? Or Mother's Day?

You know what would be fair? No more Father's Day!

- Guys, will it really work? - My bad.

Of course it will.

Come on, everyone remembers Santa!

It will work, right?

- It will! - For sure!

- Cheer up, sweetie. - Of course! Let's do it.

- No way they don't have it here. - Tina, what a pretty costume!

Look, that's red.

- Maybe it's over there? - Hello, how are you?

How are you? Welcome to Crazy Costumes.

Do you have anything in mind?

Yes, we need something very specific.

We wanted an old man costume.

- A cute, long white beard. - Okay.

Red from head to toe with a big bag of gifts.

It has to fit him.

Am I supposed to dress up?

Who else would do it?

We're trying to help. Help us help you, okay?

- But... - Here's the thing. Focus on me, dear.

We want a long-sleeve red shirt and beanie as well as a nice, thick black belt.

Also, boots and gloves.

Isn't he going to sweat buckets?

You should try the ski store nearby.

Okay, what do you have in red? Let's start there.

How about Ladybug?

And Little Red Riding Hood's cape.

Red Riding Hood.

Or Satan.

- Satan? - Wrong vibe, son.

I was just...

I was thinking, how about a Summer Santa?

It matches Brazil and Rio...

A Summer Santa? It's hard enough to do traditional Santa.

- That's true. - There's nothing like it at this store.

I don't understand this theme. Santa who?

He can dress up as Peppa Pig's dad. I have it upstairs.

Listen up.

We must focus on red items. Anything red will do.

Focus on red.

But I also need a belt to look like Santa.

Don't bring me just anything, kids.

It won't do. It has to look real!

Guys, I don't think this is right.

It looks great!

For the love of God. This is wrong!

That's not the character.

- We need Santa. - How about the beard?

Yeah.

How about an old man from the Bible?

Or the old guy from The Lord of the Rings?

We have Saruman, Alatar, Radagast and Gandalf.

Great, bring me the beard for "Sarundalf" then.

As for the clothes, we'll make them out of some red fabric.

Let's go!

I mean...

Honey, recess started.

You look great, my love. Break a leg!

Be as adorable as you can be.

They'll see me and remember Christmas.

Lean in, because kids can't focus. Start out with "Ho, ho, ho!"

- All right! - Can I go?

Kids! Everyone, pay attention!

Look who's coming!

Hello! Hello! Ho, ho, ho!

Hello, kids!

Gather 'round! Gather 'round!

Do you remember me?

Who am I?

- A clown? - My dear, do I look like a clown?

- You do. - I'm a jolly old man.

Not really, that's a fake beard.

It's just a costume, my child.

Come on, take a good look at me. Ho, ho, ho!

Christmas goes back many years ago. We celebrate the solstice.

- Excuse us. - Solstice means...

No solstice talk. Kids are greedy. Focus on the gifts.

- Give them what they want. - Ho, ho!

Now you sound like a clown. Just focus on the gifts.

I brought some gifts!

Do you remember now?

Hello.

Do you remember me?

Santa Claus...

Ho, ho, ho...

Remember?

I bring gifts.

- I have one for you. - A dinosaur!

I want one too!

Of course! I brought gifts for everyone!

What's happening? Stop, guys, get off!

Hey! Get off of him, kid!

Wait! Calm down!

- Excuse me! - Wait!

- What's going on? - Let me help you, honey.

Kids, come back!

You look like a roast chicken!

Let me tell you about Santa. Wait up!

Honey, can't you read the signs?

Can't you feel this energy telling us that Christmas is gone?

No, calm down!

Do you have any other ideas? Tell me. Something practical.

- I ran out of ideas. - All right.

But one could come to me out of the blue, just like that!

A stick in a cup of juice left in the freezer became a popsicle.

You went from Christmas to popsicle?

So random.

- It did! When we... - So unrelated.

- Dad? - Yes, sweetie?

I want Mom's carrot cake.

Did you know my carrot cake is simply amazing?

Here it is!

It looks good.

It doesn't look like Mom's.

But you need to try it first.

Close your eyes as you eat it and think of her.

Did you know I think of you when I eat fudge?

Here's some chocolate syrup.

Try it.

I can remember her laughter.

Oh, honey!

Isn't life incredible, Maju?

You're eating this tasty cake and thinking of your mom.

To think about my mom, I'd have to eat something bitter.

Hey...

That's it.

An idea!

A bad idea?

I just mentioned my mom and bitter food, so it can't be good.

What if people ate some turkey and stuffing?

They'll taste it and remember Christmas!

Stuffing?

- What is it? - Are you forgetting Christmas?

I need to write my recipes down. I can't forget what I do for a living.

- I know roast turkey. - French toast for breakfast?

- French toast. - Here's what we'll do.

Let's cook a Christmas dinner and make people taste it all!

Yeah.

How about the main course?

Where will we get a turkey?

- We can hunt one. - Okay.

Look, a turkey on the wall!

So cute!

I'd never noticed it before.

It's like a chicken with a double chin.

And a red scarf.

There's another one!

Wait, Tina, focus.

- I can grab it. - Go slow.

How should we do it?

- You'll push it and I'll bag it. - I'll push it and you'll bag it? Okay.

Let's do this, it will work.

It will work.

- Tina, it's not a horse! - What should I do then?

That's for cats, right?

- Gobble, gobble! - What's that?

This will work.

What?

I don't think turkeys like corn.

- Everyone likes corn. - I don't.

But you love raisins. Raisin lovers have no credibility.

Come get some corn.

Tina, we have to be brave.

Really? Are you sure? Easy.

It's going to fly.

Pepê! Pepê!

I got it!

You got it!

Let's go, honey!

Honey.

Hey.

Check it out. Something is really off here.

I think the turkey's family got upset.

Why?

You must have caught their leader.

- Be still! - Why?

Science says you have to be still if a wild animal comes close.

You're not a science teacher.

You're a history teacher.

So...

Run!

- Let their leader go! - I can't. I'm attached to it now.

It's his mom!

Thanks.

Honey, I have to tell you that we have officially

hit rock bottom.

We should dig our way out.

Maybe we'll find oil. We can't climb back up now.

Those were not turkeys.

They were extremely violent.

Fast as cheetahs. Strong as kangaroos.

One kicked me so high and hard, my mouth still hurts.

Honey, how did we end up here?

Turkeys used to be cute and represent unity, gratitude.

Out of the blue, they became killing birds.

There's no way the one that kicked you was a turkey.

It must have been fake.

It's weird, right?

Christmas changed animals too. What is going on?

- What's this? - I have no idea.

Mom, will bunnies change too?

No, bunnies go with Easter.

It's a different thing. They are guaranteed. Forget it.

Ouch.

I need a bandage.

I got some "painification" here.

Come here! I'll bandage you up!

Put on a bandage.

Are you "painified"?

Gael the Great!

Which one should we use? This one?

This one.

Where are you "painified"? You will get better very soon.

I believe you have another patient in serious need of bandages.

Who else could be in serious need of bandages?

It's the cutest girl in the world!

Sweetie! I'll bandage you all up.

- Let's see. Which one do you want? - Let me see this boo-boo.

Check it out. Do you want... No, I'll choose one for you.

I'll put it right here.

On you...

Wait a minute.

Why is it only us three?

- That's not fair. - We missed someone.

- Who? - Who needs a bandage right away...

- You... - Come on! No.

I feel faint. I'm very sick.

- Enough, I'm done. Let's give up. - No, Tina. We can't quit.

There's not "quitting" in my book. We can't give up.

- I have another plan. - I won't do it.

- One more. - No way.

- I can't hear you! - Tina, please. One more try.

I swear it's the last time.

- Okay, tell me. - Think about it.

Five famous people.

Clothes with fringes.

A country singer?

- That's all I got. - Pepê.

- Think about it. - Pepê.

Remember that movie Home Alone?

I feel like an old Macaulay Culkin. I'm exhausted.

Relax, Macaulay Culkin is an old man now.

Macaulay Culkin? No way!

Who's Macaulay Culkin?

- Okay. - Okay.

I'll tell you later.

- Yes, honey? - Dad.

Can I go to that music festival I told you about?

- Of course... - Thanks!

...you can't.

- Come on, Dad. - No, Nanda.

You only care about Maju. You don't even notice me.

If you do, you say "no."

Fernanda!

Pepê, why can't she go to the festival?

Arthur is her same age and he's going.

- They can go together. - No.

Nanda isn't going. It's dangerous.

- No way. Period. - Honey.

Let Nanda take on the world.

Once she does, she'll always come back to you.

We can't save Christmas.

But we can save her teenage years.

Pepê, I can't believe we're stalking Nanda.

I thought I had married a mature man.

I guess it was all smoke and mirrors.

Festiverso, sponsored by Mega Silvana Stores.

- For real, I can't hang out with you. - Wait, Arthur!

Relax, honey.

She's here somewhere.

- There. - Nanda!

Come on, come on.

What?

What's that guy doing so close to Nanda?

Wait, what is Nanda doing so close to that guy?

- What do you mean, Tina? - They're on a date.

- Date? - Like she's never kissed anyone.

- Of course she hasn't. - What world do you live in?

No way that's really my daughter.

It's so great to be young!

Look at her, all giddy.

She's all chill.

Young people can change everyone's mind.

We're waiting in line!

Tina, are you thinking what I'm thinking?

- What? - Are we thinking the same thing?

That we should forget all about this sad world.

Let the teenagers figure it out. Let's dance until the sun goes down.

I don't know, maybe jump in the ocean.

No, I'm still talking about saving Christmas.

Christmas again?

You really can't let it go.

Forget about Christmas!

Listen, you gave me a great idea!

Young people can change the world.

If teenagers can remember Christmas,

it will become viral and problem solved.

- No, I'm done with all this crazy stuff. - Come here.

Honey, look at that case.

There's an international celebrity in the house, let him through.

He said, "Out of my way." When he says that, man...

Artists.

Jesus!

Jesus take the wheel.

Good afternoon.

Hey, crowd!

- Now what? - What do we do?

I've only thought it out this far.

Pepê.

- Let's leave. - Let's sing a song.

- About Christmas. - A song?

The most famous one.

- "Jingle Bells," right? - "Jingle Bells."

Jingle Bells, Batman smells Robin laid an egg

The Batmobile...

- That's not it. - I can't.

Get off the stage, boomer!

Sorry, we're leaving. Pepê, let's go.

- We're too old for this crowd. - No, this is our chance.

This is just a large classroom for me.

I can deal with them.

Your self-esteem is incredible, Pepê.

Congratulations.

Can you play some beats for us? Something exciting.

Come on.

God help us.

Try to remember

Christmas was about bliss

Don't you miss it?

People smiling

A tree all decorated Wrapped gifts

Do you remember? It was different

Kids running around Waiting for their presents

Hugs and kisses With our families, making memories

All in all It is a beautiful night

Santa Claus is a celebrity Just like Anitta

Where did all the decorations go?

The blinking lights Reindeer on the roof

The jolly old man Beard long and white

All dressed in red Trying not to cause a fright

Can't stay up all night

Ho ho Down the chimney he goes

How many gifts did he bring us this time?

Ho ho The jolly old man never fails

Just what I asked My wishes prevailed

It sounds crazy But it makes sense, y'all

There's even a snowman Made of fake snowballs

It may seem insane But it brings us all together

People come to hang out 'Cause it's Christmas, remember?

It sounds crazy But it makes sense, y'all

There's even a snowman Made of fake snowballs

It may seem insane But it brings us all together

People come to hang out 'Cause it's Christmas, remember?

- What's going on? - Hey!

This gringo is insane. I understand why you're so confused.

He always pops up unannounced at festivals.

- I see. - Don't you know him?

- No. - Pepê Daddy.

Pepê Daddy?

- You don't know him? - No.

The biggest multimedia, visual performer in the world right now.

- Millions of followers on TikTok. - But he's singing in Portuguese.

I know... Confusing, right?

He was born in Connecticut, Massachusetts. Angolan father, Chechens mother.

His grandma is Japanese!

- Wow! - He's hot in Chechnya.

- I can get you a selfie if you want. - I do.

'Cause it's Christmas, remember?

Ho ho

That was amazing!

What's going on? Was all of that a lie?

Come back here!

- Calm down! - It's okay.

- We're leaving. - Yes.

- We're coming down. - Easy.

Please come down now.

- Let's get out of here. - Excuse us.

Hi.

How are you?

How's everything?

Remember Pepê Daddy?

Do you still want that selfie?

Come with me.

Stay there with those two.

They went on stage as Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars.

Wow, honey, we're living our best life.

Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars, man!

Where are they? Security!

Let them go right now.

- Silvana? - Are you a sheriff too?

No, I'm just a sponsor.

- Even more powerful. - More powerful than a sheriff.

Silvana?

Thank you. We promise never to crash one of your events again.

- Thanks! - Crash?

You didn't crash it.

Too much. You didn't crash it. You nailed it!

- You know, I have a nose for business. - A pioneering entrepreneur.

I'm a pioneer, exactly.

The thing you were singing about... Christmastime?

- It's Christmas! - Christmas!

That is a great idea, guys.

What do you think? Should we meet with some investors?

Go get that guy. Tell him to come here, quickly.

Go, my dear. Don't worry. I'll take care of it all.

I can make this happen.

- Woo-hoo! - Woo-hoo!

No.

Dad, you went viral with your Santa rap on TikTok.

Honey.

Honey.

- You got 1,347,000 views. - I got 1,347,000 views?

- It's going to work! - My love!

It's going to work!

It will work!

It's happening. Daddy went viral!

So cool!

Kids, Daddy went viral!

Daddy went viral! Daddy went viral!

Daddy went viral!

- Now it's 1,380,000. Look, Dad! - Wow.

Honey!

It didn't work, though.

No one remembers Christmas.

- No one? - Really, son?

Nobody mentioned Christmas, Mom.

Go through all the comments.

I am. No one remembers it.

Young people can't focus. Making out instead of enjoying the show.

You're a great rapper, honey.

My heart is full of love.

Tina,

we have to get that meeting with Silvana.

She's ill-intentioned.

A disgusting capitalist.

- Where's the love in your heart? - Gone.

She was the only one who seemed interested in Christmas.

Let's talk to her. She's powerful. She'll help us.

How can you convince that horrible human being

that Christmas is incredible?

I can.

I'll warm her heart.

You're cute, you know?

- Tina. - You're just...

If I was able to convince almost two million people...

It's 1.4 million.

Almost two million people

think I can rap.

I can manage Silvana.

Hello, hello. Good morning, everyone.

Good morning. Let's focus on me.

Good morning, beautiful people. And not-so-beautiful people.

Here's Pepê and Baby.

Tina. Pepê and Tina.

Guys, these are our biggest investors.

They're willing to take a chance on this innovative project of yours.

So cute. Look at them.

They don't look like much.

- Write it all down, Rodolfo. - That's it.

It's called Christmas, right?

- Christmas. - Christmas.

- Good morning. - Good morning, class!

Look at that.

- Too much? - You go.

Well, I'm here today

to introduce Christmas to you.

Two thousand years ago, a shooting star crossed the sky of Galilee.

Three wise men

went to visit a baby.

It's not a history class. Sell it, okay?

- Speed it up. - I was contextualizing.

- To celebrate the solstice... - No!

No one cares about the solstice.

Drop it.

They're funny, right?

Well, allow me to explain it.

It's fun, so let's be practical.

What we're proposing to you

is a new holiday.

But the shopping mall remains open.

Listen up...

It's an opportunity for people...

- To show love. - To shop more.

To shop with love.

What's this holiday about?

Take Mother's Day.

- Okay. - And Father's Day.

Add in a day for kids.

This holiday will be the king of holidays.

It has something no other holidays have.

- Secret Santa. - What?

Ever heard of it? You write down people's names

on little pieces of papers, then you mix them all up, pick one,

and exchange gifts.

Wait up, people!

I like that. I can see the appeal of it.

- It smells like success. - No, no.

- This is great. - One important detail.

The Christmas spirit.

The Christmas spirit gives us a chance to leave our conflicts behind.

It's an opportunity, an excuse for people to go back home.

- To be united. - Okay, we're brainstorming.

Sorry, but I have to mention this.

Nowadays, people don't really get together and hang out, so will it really work?

It has to work. I have a cousin, for example.

I haven't seen him since 1994. We had a fight. He only had one eye.

His mom, my aunt, fell down. She has rheumatoid arthritis.

It's an opportunity

for me to see my relatives again.

Sorry, why would you talk about that?

Horrible story. One eye? Your aunt fell?

You're too emotional. Pull yourself together.

Go back to your corner in HR and stay there.

Let's move on.

As I was saying,

this thing about bringing people together, do you really think it will work?

- I don't know. - "Forget the presents. Just be present."

Hear me out, guys. Here's my idea. "Be present and bring a present!"

Exactly, it will be the best and the biggest holiday of the year.

That's it, everybody!

Did you calm down at HR, Rodolfo?

Yeah.

The jolly old man arrives on a sleigh pulled by reindeer.

Can we choose another animal?

- Maybe one indigenous to Brazil? - Stop it!

- Yeah. - An anteater?

A pink dolphin? A manatee?

A glass of water?

Close your mouth, dear.

- What about a capybara? - Stop it, Tina!

Let me ask you one thing.

This story about the sleigh. Could we use something else?

What's wrong with it? It's part of the story.

We could use a jet ski.

Are you okay, honey?

Yes, I'm okay.

Are you sure?

I'm okay, Tina.

All cool, then?

Yes, it's all good.

All right. Okay.

It's all great, just perfect.

Capybara instead of reindeer.

Jet ski and no sleigh. Wonderful!

Honey, you're clinging to these traditions too much.

Maria Cristina, I love the beach too.

But Santa shouldn't be a surfer in flip-flops.

That's a great idea!

Santa was always sweating in Brazil.

You would make his life better.

Why not?

Things are as they're supposed to be. Should we call a chair a chick?

I'll sit on that chick.

Peep!

- Peep! - Honey, we're reinventing Christmas.

- We can start all over again. - But it won't be Christmas then.

Maju and Nanda need stability.

- Too much has changed in their lives. - People change. The times have changed.

Traditions can change. Look at me.

You need to change.

You can't always get what you want.

So you think I always want things my way?

- Well, that's a fact. - Do you think I'm too controlling?

- Yes, I do. - And you're saying it to my face?

- I always go with the flow, Tina. - You used to.

Kids, stop yelling!

I think they stopped fighting.

Did they go to bed?

- Yay! - Yay!

Hello, hello. It's time for bed.

- Let's go. - Why, Dad?

Wait. It's still early.

- You can play for half an hour. - No.

- You're done. It's time. - Why is that?

- Because you're mad. Is that it? - No, Tina.

Kids need a set schedule.

Don't change things that don't need changing.

- It's my daughter's bed time. - And you set that time.

My son will go to bed when I think it's right.

Mom, I want to go to bed.

No, you don't. I know you.

Really? You never sleep this early.

Now you want to sleep early?

Don't do this to Mommy. Stay quiet.

Why talk like that? Will you yell at him too?

I don't yell. You yell. Am I yelling?

Who's yelling here?

Am I yelling? Tell me, Maju and Gael.

What should I say, Gael?

When she's like that, say "no."

- No. - No.

Thank you.

Maju.

- Let's go to bed. Say good night. - Bye, Gael.

- Yes. - Bye.

Aunty Tina didn't yell, right Maju?

Mommy wasn't yelling.

My voice was very quiet.

- Check this out! - Focus, son.

Let's go, guys!

Honey, look at the camera. Smile, everyone. Let's all smile!

- At Mega Silvana's - This Christmastime

- At Mega Silvana's - It's worth your dime

- At Mega Silvana's - Love has no price

Let's buy, buy, and buy

- At Mega Silvana's - You'll be happy

- At Mega Silvana's - It's not too shabby

- Come to Mega Silvana's - Make it snappy

Let's buy, buy, and buy

We got the best products At the best prices

At Mega Silvana's The best Christmastime

Mega Silvana's

- Well done, everybody. - Tina, what are we doing here?

Honey, the kids loved it.

Think about it. The whole country will see it.

- Isn't it a bit weird, though? - So cool.

It's weird, Tina.

Son, you nailed it!

You made such a cute gift box.

Surprise!

Whoa!

I knew you'd all be mesmerized by all these shiny things.

- Do you like it? - Of course.

I brought my nephew, Rafinha.

- Nice to meet you. - Let them hear it.

- Ho, ho, ho. - No, that's not it.

Isn't it incredible?

I got goosebumps. He's so talented.

That's not Santa.

You don't know anything. Who said he's not, my dear?

Yes, he's Santa.

He came on a jet ski pulled by adorable capybaras.

He carries lots of gifts.

All from my store, for this happy day.

Let's do it! That's it.

Let's get a picture of her holding a tray of Christmas lobsters.

Silvana, there's something wrong here. What's all this?

Why all these products?

My dear, these products come from brands that want to invest

in this "Christmi" project.

It's Christmas.

We did a survey and people voted on it.

Christmi sounds cooler.

It's settled. What she said. Just accept it, honey.

There you go, all smiles. I want you to shine bright.

You all look beautiful. Smiles all around, okay?

It's Christmastime. I buy, he buys, she buys.

You buy, they buy, we all buy.

A friend didn't buy you any gifts?

Not a friend indeed.

Come to Mega Silvana's Come...

Do you still think this is good?

No, I actually think it's a bit over the top.

Just a bit?

I tried to make it work. I was being practical.

Okay, Pepê. I'll fix it.

You can't fix it. Silvana ruined Christmas.

Tina, it's over.

It's not over.

It's not over!

I'm the one who will sort it all out. Let me tell you.

We'll talk, woman to woman. I'll show her what I'm made of.

I'll fix it today!

- Sell, sell, sell. - There she is.

I'll get it done.

Sell, sell, sell. More and more.

- Don't drop it or you'll pay. - Silvana?

Your Christmas is all wrong. It has nothing to do with us.

We're shutting it down and you can't stop us.

What do you mean? I spent a fortune on the campaign.

Money isn't everything in life.

No, Silvana. It's not.

Christmas is canceled.

You can pay the five-million fine.

Christmas is back on.

- For sure. - Can I say something?

The idea is that people get together to celebrate their love for one another.

But what about those who have no one? Will they stay at home, feeling miserable?

Now that we have the best shipping infrastructure in the country?

Our slogan is "Can't be present? Send them a present."

That's the problem. You've ruined the Christmas spirit.

- Exactly. - I've ruined it?

Don't blame me. I bought the idea you were selling me.

- We never sold that idea. - Yes, you did!

- Yes, we did. - You sold it to me, so listen up.

There's nothing you can do about it.

So sorry.

It's all your fault. You agreed to Silvana's crazy ideas.

- From the very start. - You asked her to help us.

I told you it would end badly, but you didn't listen.

You're always trying to be nice.

You're always right and everyone's wrong.

Tina, you are wrong!

How could I ever think this would actually work out?

Think about it. You like staying home.

I like traveling.

You like winter. I like summer.

You're a control freak. I like to lose control.

Sorry, Tina. You say I want things my way,

but you're the one who wants everything your way.

- I do? - Yes!

Just because you don't like Christmas, you shouldn't destroy it.

Destroy it?

I went along because it was important to you.

To the world!

- To our family! - What family?

Families decide together.

Since we've moved in together, you pulled out your rule book

and want everything your way.

Sorry, the world has a book of rules. That's just how life is.

You should teach that to your kids.

Arthur...

When he slams the door, he's looking for structure.

What about Nanda?

She does everything to please you.

If she could, she'd slam the door too.

But you don't allow her to.

You allow too much.

I raise my kids to take on the world.

You're not letting your daughters live life.

Tina.

Let's stop this now,

or else we'll lose our way.

Haven't we already lost our way?

We can agree on a time for you to pick up everything else.

Don't worry about that.

If you need anything...

Same to you.

Darn.

My new family is gone.

Santa is gone.

What else is going to disappear?

Nothing else, okay?

Now, time for bed.

- With your... - Pluck!

Pluck!

Tomorrow, you can send a nice message to Maju and Nanda.

- I love you. - I love you too.

Gael!

- Maju! - Hi, boys!

I missed hugging you so much.

Maju loves me! Maju loves me!

- No, I don't. - I'm sure that's called love.

- Hey, listen to this. - What's that?

See if it sounds familiar.

Rita Lee?

We didn't fix Christmas, but we fixed your music taste.

What's up, Arthur?

We're going to Mega Silvana's Christmi. Do you want to come?

You're on the commercials, so you can get us a discount.

Get off!

I bought such a cute Christmi capybara!

What?

A capybara!

This weird Christmas is getting popular.

What's "Christmas"?

Stop, Gael.

You know exactly what it is.

Your most favorite thing in the world.

Christmas, Santa...

"Santa"? What's that?

If Gael has forgotten all about it...

We'll forget it too.

We need to do something.

We'll have to skip school.

We need a better hiding place.

I know a place. Come with me!

I love it. I've never skipped school.

- Come. - Let's go.

Come, Gael.

Go, quickly.

I'll get you!

I don't think that was a good start.

Guys, seriously, we need a plan

to get our parents back together and end Silvana's Christmas.

What plan?

Calm down, I have one.

- Nanda will go... - I want to be yellow.

Gael and I will go in through the side door.

Yes, so Arthur and I will go into the mall through the back door.

And then we'll meet at the security's booth.

- Kids. What's going on? - Hey, hey, hey.

Dad!

Everything okay?

Why did you call me here?

We've got a plan.

Wait, a plan?

Mom, come out.

What kind of plan?

What?

- Did something happen? - I was...

- I don't get it. - I...

- Go ahead. - You first.

- No... - The kids called me here.

You two are asking a lot of questions. Let my sister talk, okay?

Nice, Gael! You two should just listen.

We have a surprise for you. Close your eyes.

Really? Right now?

Yes. Come on, close your eyes.

What's going on?

Can we open them?

Ladies and gentlemen...

The Mural of Love!

Wow!

- Look, Hamburger Day. - Hamburgers.

- So cute. - I love it. You did a good job!

Do it!

Well, the first part of the plan already worked out.

- Now we have the second part. - That's right.

- Second part? - What...

Gael forgot all about Christmas and, before we forget it too,

we have to end Silvana's horrible Christmas.

We'd rather have a Christmasless world than her Christmi.

We've thought it all through.

- What's going on? - Wow!

We didn't know you were the Fantastic Four.

Are you ready?

- Yes. - Yes?

Kids, how's everything up there?

- Say "over," like we planned. - "Over, like we planned."

Approaching the security office. Over.

- What happened? - The security guard! Freeze!

Run! The store opens in 20 minutes.

We're right outside the security office.

Come, come.

Shoot.

Let's go.

Come, come.

- Where is it? - Here.

Nanda, are you in the office?

Yes, we had a fail-safe strategy with the guard.

Frogs don't wash their feet

- They think they smell so sweet - Buddy!

They're in a lagoon with smelly feet That don't smell sweet

What stinky feet!

Hey, you're very good, kid. I like it. I really like it.

But, where is your mom?

She's on her way.

Another song?

Just one more.

Just one more? Okay, one more. Go ahead.

What do you like, rock, samba, or axé?

The store worker will close the door. Come on. Run!

It's closing!

- You only have 15 minutes now. - Left aisle!

- Wait! What was that? - What was what?

- Guard's coming. - Good price.

- Wait, I wanted to buy one. - Get in.

- Let's start changing the prices. - Great.

No, let them spend more time together inside the tent.

Good idea.

Two minutes won't set us back.

How much longer can you stay there before a guard comes in?

Considering Gael's set list, we have about two more days.

Love birds, it's time to go.

- Give it to me. - Here.

Where are mine? Here!

Capybara! Take this!

- This is for Gael. Great price. - Come on! Focus on the plan.

Sorry! What's it to you?

Left pocket.

Left pocket?

Great job! Great job, Maju!

Woo-hoo! Nailed it!

Now the electronics section.

What's up? Are you okay?

My God!

This Alexa is up for a great price.

After ruining Silvana's Christmas, I'll come back and get us one.

- Focus, Tina. - Ten installments and no interest.

I won't find this deal again. So stingy!

We can't even try to buy something nice.

Hurry, the store is opening.

Okay, over.

Let's go, let's go!

Come on, let's go.

Put it back!

Darn.

Time to strike. Off to the store.

- Let's go. - Come.

Silvana's Christmi has started and Christmi is for shopping!

And at Mega Silvana's we have it all!

For your dad, your grandma, your doorman and even for people you don't know!

Only here at Mega Silvana's!

Shopping at Mega Silvana's

Let's buy, buy, and buy

Make yourselves at home.

Wow, everything is so expensive here.

Geez, look at that. No way.

The store next door is much more affordable.

Come, Maju!

Let's buy, buy, and buy

Mega Silvana's

Let's put our plan into action.

Our store looks great.

It's packed, the way I like it.

What is it? These damn kids!

What... What is this?

You brats! I can't see well! Help!

What is this? I can't stand these brats!

These damn brats!

Hi! Gobble, gobble. Yeah, yeah!

It's Silvana's prank time!

Mega Silvana's! Let's buy, buy, and buy.

You all look so scared.

It was just a prank, everybody.

Hey, listen up.

These price tags are not real.

The truth is,

every single item in the store is actually 50% off!

It's 50% off? It's 50% off?

- Wait, everyone! - Guys, it's not like that!

- Silvana! - What is it?

Listen to me now.

We think you're done, but you outdo yourself.

I can't believe you'd go broke to promote this horrible Christmas!

You won't get a profit.

- You won't make a profit. - At least you won't make money.

- No profit for you! - You won't make money!

Stop it!

Everything's fine. No profit? I'm in the black.

Yes, I'm still in the black.

Don't you know how sales work? I can see that you don't.

- No. - No, we don't.

Got it. Listen up then.

Free lesson, okay? Listen up.

We, salespeople, start increasing prices.

We raise our prices, you know?

Weeks in advance.

Skyrocketing prices.

Way high and, when it peaks, we create a sales event.

Everything is half off, but starting at double the price, right?

- Half price off double the price. - I'm shocked.

Of course, my dear!

People go wild. Their mouths get dry.

They're anxious and they're so clueless.

That happens to me. Dry mouth, heart starts racing.

That's my target audience. Clueless, alienated people.

They go wild and want to buy, buy, and buy.

I just want to sell, sell, sell!

Everything is 50% off at Silvana's!

Come on, help them out here!

Buy it up, everyone! Everything is on sale!

Start shopping, because I'm selling it all.

All items at this store are 50% off.

Are you enjoying the sale?

We have computers, everything.

My God.

It's cold!

What's this?

Wrong way! Wrong way!

I will make a profit. Enough!

No profit? I'm in the black.

Don't you know how sales work?

No! I can tell...

Pay attention to me then. Free lesson, okay? Listen up.

We, salespeople, start increasing prices.

We raise our prices, you know? Weeks in advance.

Boy!

When it peaks...

Nailed it!

Everything is half off, but starting at double the price, right?

Half price off double the price.

Look at that!

Everybody, Silvana went crazy!

I wanted to trick you and everyone fell for it.

Did you all like our new marketing campaign

at Mega Silvana's?

Yes, it's called "Cancel Silvana."

We're canceling high prices.

I now have the pleasure to announce

that every item at this store is 70% off!

Wait, that won't work. Calm down.

People won't fall for that. It won't work.

Let's start shopping in three, two, one!

Let's get going!

Come on, everyone. Shop, shop, shop!

Shop, shop, shop!

Well, Christmas is definitely over.

I'm so bummed out.

Yeah, we didn't fix it.

No, I should have bought that air fryer at such a great price.

We'd still be sad, but we could be eating some crispy French fries.

Mom, no.

If Christmas really disappears,

will we forget it forever, just like Gael?

Following the logic of something so illogical, it seems so.

How about that breakfast dish, Dad?

What was it?

A breakfast dish?

Yes, it was shaped like...

Sweet or savory?

- Baked? - Fried.

Custard? No.

- Custard? - No, French toast.

French toast?

Sorry, everyone.

I really tried hard to bring Christmas back

and make the world a better place.

Unfortunately,

we have to recognize that, sometimes, you can't change things.

Wait a minute.

Together we can make a change.

Come on, Pepê.

Will you give up now? No, you won't.

Fine.

Stop and think about it.

If we'll eventually forget Christmas,

shouldn't we celebrate it one last time?

- How? - I don't get it.

We can at least say goodbye to Christmas.

How can we do that? We don't have any decorations or a tree.

Let's make them.

We'll make it all together.

- Come on, Arthur. - Come on.

The best Christmas ever!

MERRY CHRISTMAS

Just one.

All right!

That's more like it!

- I won't tell you who my Secret Santa is. - I won't tell either.

You can tell me.

Did you get Mommy's name?

I will only reveal when it's time.

- Who's going first? - Can I go first?

- Yes, you can. - You can.

Maju! Maju! Maju!

Maju! Maju! Maju!

My Secret Santa is someone

who I know my mom would have liked a lot.

Me?

I'm sure I would have liked your mom a lot too.

My turn now.

Gael! Gael! Gael!

My Secret Santa isn't so secret.

Everyone knows I really love this person.

- Well, not more than my mom. - Thank you!

But I love this person very much!

I think this person will like this gift.

Don't look.

Okay, look.

I did it myself. I put it back together with slime.

Beautiful!

Great job, honey!

If this is what Christmas is like,

I want to celebrate it every year, forever and ever.

Come and see!

Guys!

Christmas is back!

It's really back!

I haven't seen lights in so long!

- I can't believe it! - It's really back!

I remember it now.

I love Christmas.

- Honey! - He remembered!

You remember!

Excuse me. We need to talk.

Pepê and Baby. I mean, Pepê and Tina.

There are too many kids living here.

- There are one, two, three, four kids. - Silvana?

Spend Christmas with us.

I know that very deep down

you have a heart and you love Christmas.

Honestly, I don't have much to do today, you know?

Everybody, let's take our Christmas family portrait!

- Yes! - Let's do it!

- Great! - Cutie!

- Come on, son! - Is everyone here?

- Come, Gael. - Come.

Ho, ho, Christmas. Merry Christmas.

Mixed in, upside-down Plugged in

Group hug, connected Better together

Side by side It can't go wrong

Sharing secrets The past is present all along

This is Christmas A magical time to meet

This is Christmas Take your seat

Where did it go? Look, I've just found out

It was here all along

Gather around Gather around

This is Christmas

Where did it go? Look, I've just found out

It was here all along

Gather around Gather around

This is Christmas

Gather around This is what Christmas is all about

Gather around now This is what Christmas is all about

Everybody, what kind of Christmas is this?

Check out my dance moves!

Gather around Gather around

This is what...

Too much, right?

Gather around Gather around

This is what Christmas is all about

Where did it go? Look, I've just found out

It was here all along

Gather around Gather around

This is what Christmas is all about

Gather around Gather around

This is what Christmas is all about

Where did it go? Look, I've just found out

It was here all along

Gather around Gather around

Go, son!

This is what Christmas is all about

Gather around This is what Christmas is all about

Gather around now This is what Christmas is all about

Gather around This is what Christmas is all about

Gather around This is what Christmas is all about