Just like Christmas Eve, Christmas Day (and not only) is marked by Christmas films that are broadcast throughout the day on the main digital terrestrial channels. Here are the sights you shouldn't miss, some of which are also perfect for visiting with children.
The films you shouldn't miss on TV this Christmas
Fred Claus – A brother under the tree
The first movie we recommend you watch on TV on Christmas Day is Fred Claus – A brother under the tree, Broadcast at 3:51 p.m. on Italia 1. The story is that of Santa Claus (Paul Giamatti) and his older brother Fred (Vince Vaughn), who is not the kindest or most selfless person in the world. When Fred asks his brother for a loan to open a betting shop, Santa tells him that he will only do so if he helps him prepare Christmas packages at the North Pole.
birth
It can be seen on Iris at 5:07 p.m Birth, Film by Catherine Hardwicke which, as the title suggests, tells the story of the birth of Jesus Oscar Isaac Who plays the role of Joseph and Keisha Castle-Hughes plays the role of the Virgin Mary. A real must on the day celebrating the birth of Christ.
Jack Frost
It will be broadcast on Italia 1 in the late afternoon at 7.30 p.m Jack Frost, Film that addresses the theme of grief and loss during the Christmas season. In fact, it is the story of a child who is preparing to spend his first Christmas without his father (Michael Keaton), recently passed away. However, thanks to the magic of Christmas, the protagonist discovers that his father now lives in a snowman who accompanies him through the holidays. The film is also suitable for younger children.
The Lord of the Rings – The Two Towers
The film trilogy dedicated to Tolkien's works will continue to be broadcast on 20 Mediaset The Lord of the Rings – The Two Towers, in which Frodo and Sam's quest to reach Mordor continues as the Ring's influence grows stronger and more dangerous and Gandalf's true fate is discovered after his death in the mines of Moria. Appointment at 8:59 p.m.
Cruella
At 9:10 p.m. one of the many Disney live-action films that wasn't always needed will be broadcast on Rai 2. Cruella It can be considered an origin story as the film tells the story of Cruella De Vil, the “villain” from 101 Dalmatians, played by very talented people Emma Stone. Since the new live action of the new Disney wave shouldn't offend anyone, Cruella is also a film suitable for children.
Life is Beautiful
At 9:20 p.m., perhaps the best Christmas film par excellence will be broadcast on Rai 3: Life is Beautiful. Directed by Frank Capra, the film tells the story of George Bailey (James Stewart), a man with a good heart who continues to be thrown tricks by life, to the point that the man convinces himself that his only solution is to take his own life. But thanks to the help of his fellow townspeople, his family, and an angel named Clarence, George will realize that life can truly be wonderful.
Miracle on 34th Street
Another unmissable classic to watch on Christmas Day is the one that airs at 9:30 p.m. on Italia 1: Miracle on 34th Street. The story is about Susan, a little girl who can no longer trust Santa Claus. Something changes when the mall near his home hires Mr. Kris Kringle (Richard Attenborough), who claims to be the real Santa Claus, even though there are people willing to hire him to beat the competition. calling him a madman Who needs to be locked up? Perfect for watching with children.
Hachiko – Your best friend
The Christmas films end at 9:23 p.m. on Rete 4 Hachicko – your best friend, Film starring Richard Gere that tells the true story of an unbreakable bond between a professor and his dog, who waits for him at the train station every day after he returns from work. At least until the professor suddenly dies, leaving a big hole in the dog's heart.