The Story of Christmas
Nov 25 2016
•1h 0m
•Family
The Augsburger Puppenkiste brings the biblical story of Christmas onto the big screen. On time for Christmas, the tale of Maria, Joseph and Baby Jesus is told in all of Germany.
Cast
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Martin Muliar
Melchior / Lukas (voice)
Thomas Kitsche
Kaspar (voice)
Peter Resler
Balthasar (voice)
Gerd Meyer
Noel (voice)
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