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The Small Miracle
A small boy of rural Italy, befriends a Catholic priest and pleads for help to save his sick donkey. Hearing the stories of St Frances on how he loved cared, even cured animals, comes up with notion "If he could just bring his donkey to the Vatican in Rome, and ask the Pope if he could just place him in the entombed Saint's Chapel, his spiritual presence would cure him. Some how he convinces the compassionate Father to take on this pilgrimage, against all odds.
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Plot Summary
The Small Miracle tells the story of a young boy named Tony who, after his father's death, is sent to live with his aunt and uncle in a small Italian village. There, he encounters a mysterious hermit who he believes is a saint. Tony's faith and devotion to the hermit lead to a series of events that bring hope and healing to the struggling community.
Critical Reception
As a made-for-television film, "The Small Miracle" was generally well-received for its heartwarming story and inspirational message. It was praised for its touching portrayal of faith, community, and the resilience of the human spirit, resonating with family audiences.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its uplifting and faith-affirming narrative.
Appreciated for its touching portrayal of a child's unwavering belief.
Seen as a wholesome family film with a strong emotional core.
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Fun Fact
The film was based on the true story of a young boy's devotion and the subsequent miracles attributed to a hermit in a small Italian town.
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