Faith and Family Films and Vision Video present "Mr. Scrooge To See You " At The Baptist Fellowship on Route 66 in Randolph VT. This is the ONLY Vermont Screening of the film, so don't be a Grinch and come on out to see the Christmas filled heart of Scrooge!! P,us admission is ALWAYS by donation (come regardless if you can afford a donation or not)

Concession will be available for purchase along with great items for Christmas gifts, most of which you can only get right away, without shipping costs, at a Faith and Family Films Screening!!

For more information about Faith and Family Films go to Facebook.com/faithandfamilyfilms. End of year donations can be sent to PO Box 91, Randolph VT 05060. Faith and Family Films is a 501(c)(3) organization. Questions?? Call us at 802-565-8013

This is a nice imaginative story about what might have been following Scrooge's conversion to a lover of Christmas and his change of heart which occurred in Dickens' classic "A Christmas Carol". David Ruprecht makes a likeable Scrooge, the man who now is a poster boy for celebrating Christmas. The story begins with Scrooge taking in Bob Cratchit as his new partner. Soon the ghost of Jacob Marley shows up again, this time to whisk Scrooge away from London in 1844 to the future, 2013, in New Britain, Wisconsin. It seems the present day leader of the financial institution, Scrooge and Cratchit, Timothy Cratchit, is causing great misery to people, much like Scrooge formerly did. The business was relocated to America following World War ll and now Scrooge gets his first taste of not only America, but also the present day.

Some of the funniest scenes feature Scrooge learning how to speak in modern vernacular, including saying "My bad" when he makes a mistake, and also learning how to use a cell phone. His first encounter with a TV set is quite humorous too. Scrooge ends up encouraging a young woman named Belle and won't stop until he softens Cratchit's hard shell.

This is a terrific family film! This is a good one for the holidays and to watch right after you view "A Christmas Carol". Oh, and watch for the scene at the end when Scrooge returns to his own time and gives his cell phone to a young man named Billy Gates!