Winter Thaw

Year: 2016

Runtime: 52 mins

Language: English

Director: Adam Thomas Anderegg

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Set in late nineteenth-century Russia, this holiday special follows Martin Avdeitch, a shoemaker burdened by grief. He struggles to find hope and must learn to trust in the kindness of others and faith. Based on Leo Tolstoy’s short story “Martin the Cobbler,” the film stars John Rhys-Davies and offers a heartwarming exploration of compassion and resilience during a challenging time.

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