Happy Holiday's cinnophiles and welcome to a very special re-release of a Cinephile Holiday Classic Miracle on 34th Street.

Yeah, this year Steve and I decided to do some new intros for each of the releases.

We're going to keep them short and we're going to keep them pretty standard.

So if you've already heard this intro in case you're listening out of order,

we just want to tell you, Merry Christmas, happy holidays.

Thank you so much for supporting the Cinnophiles for another year and we love bringing you these

episodes every year in terms of Christmas episodes and we hope you're enjoying the ones we are

bringing in with Holiday in and white Christmas.

And this one goes all the way back to 2017.

So the movie reviews were not quite as long as they are today,

but this still was a wonderful conversation about a true Christmas

classic.

Yeah, so sit back relax, put on some hot cocoa I guess, get some gingerbread cookies and make sure you tug on that beard and find out if that's really

Chris Kringle and enjoy Miracle on 34th Street.

And if he is the person he believes himself to be just as you are then he's just as

sane granted but he isn't oh but he is your honor is what I intend to prove that

mr. Kringle is Santa Claus. Hello and welcome to the

Hello and welcome to the Cinephiles where each week we enter the world of a great film we explore its themes the history the filmmaking and the influence it has on us today my name is Steve Morris I'm a filmmaker and directing instructor in Los Angeles California

Hello everyone my name is John Rook.

I'm a voiceover artist, host, producer, writer, all kinds of things here in California.

And today I've brought John to see my beautiful Christmas tree.

I'm sitting here in the living room looking at your Christmas tree, which is perfect for what we're going to talk about today. So it's putting me right in the right mood.

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