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Holiday | Christmas
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This short was Don Bluth's last involvement with Disney.
Featuring a Christian-themed story and Jewish characters - the latter being a first for Disney animation, this is one of the studio's few animated films to deal with religion.
Premiered along with the 1978 re-release of Pinocchio (1940).
Directorial debut of Don Bluth.
Sean Marshall's last theatrical film.
"Tanner: You have a donkey to sell? Boy: [nervously] His-his name is Small One. Tanner: [inspecting Small One's hide] One piece of silver. Boy: Will you take good care of him? Tanner: [sneers] I only want his hide, boy. I'm a tanner. Boy: [gasps] The tanner? Boy: [turns his head to realize he and Small One have landed in a sweatshop] You wanna make leather out of him? Tanner: One piece of silver. Boy: No, I won't sell him! I won't! No, no! [the boy and Small One flee the shop in terror]"
"Boy: [after almost selling Small One to the tanner] I'm sorry, Small One."
