Heartwarming, sentimental, pleasant Christmas movie about a homeless man (Victor Moore) who moves into a New York mansion while the owners are away for the winter. He makes himself at home and even starts inviting others to stay with him. There's a whole lot more to the plot but that's as much as you need to know before you start. While it's technically a comedy, it's not memorable for the laughs. Although it is very funny in spots. Its strength lies in its heart. It's a sweet, smart, thought-provoking movie that focuses on the goodness in people. If this movie doesn't make you smile, you must have a lump of coal for a heart. Give it a shot and I'm sure you won't be disappointed.
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