A heartwarming true story about Peter, who decides to help himself by helping the homeless. A film with an original premise and an inspiring Christmas message.

Peter is a workaholic whose fiancée leaves him. The upheavals in his personal life lead him to decide to devote his time to those who have nowhere to live.

Gradually, he comes up with the idea of organizing a choir with a group of homeless people, which will allow them to earn some extra money and find something meaningful that will help them move forward in life.

The reality, however, is much more complicated than he initially thought. Bureaucracy and the health issues faced by the homeless mean that the entire project hangs by a thread at every turn.

After some initial setbacks, it seems the choir will manage to gain a foothold and achieve its first successes. Through this amazing project, Peter also finds a blessing in his personal life.

Drama

Canada, 2008, 90 min

Crew: Peter Svatek

Cast: Jason Gedrick, Tyrone Benskin, Michael Sarrazin, Marianne Farley, Rhea Perlman, John Dunn-Hill, Claudia Ferri, Cindy Sampson, Vlasta Vrana, Roc LaFortune, Danny Blanco Hall

Parents’ Guide

About 3 scenes featuring T-shirts or spaghetti-strap dresses with a low neckline. 2 scenes of lovers kissing.

Several instances of pecking on the lips. 1 instance of the swear word “idiot.” 1 instance of the swear word “moron” used by a nun.

A nun who gives the impression that she secretly smokes cigarettes but eventually quits. The main character drinks alcohol once in a bar and appears drunk once. Peter’s father drinks alcohol. One drunk homeless man from the congregation.

Giving money to a homeless woman instead of, for example, food.

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