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The Small Miracle
Martin the Cobbler
1977, Billy Budd Films, 28 minutes in length,
Not Rated
Based on Tolstoy's "Where Love Is God Is," this classic
story of faith and friendship is presented in clay animation. Martin lives
alone and now is discouraged with life due to the tragic loss of his wife
and son. Through a series of meetings with friendly strangers, Martin
regains his lost faith and discovers that the presence of God can be found
in the most unexpected places. A treasured entertaining favorite for both
children and adults.
Tolystoy regarded the stories "Where Love Is God Is" and "Truths
We Live By" as his best works, referring to them as "stories
that give something for your soul, for your mind".
Narrated by his daughter Alexandra
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