Jeffrey Pratt wrote, edited, and directed the short film Believe, which will bring a smile to your face and bring joy to your heart. On December 4, 2020, just in time for the holidays, it was released.
And because many people worldwide were experiencing their first Christmas alone as a result of the pandemic at the time, it captivated everyone who watched with the true meaning of Christmas.
Pratt was able to convey the magic of believing and the joy of giving in just three short minutes with no dialogue and only three characters.
A dog is shown in the first shot under a small shelter that has been lit up with Christmas lights and even has a sock used as a stocking.
The dog is cold and alone, but the scene looks festive with a small Christmas tree and snow everywhere.
The golden retriever appears to be waiting for something—or, better yet, someone—despite being covered in a light dusting of snow.
Within a matter of seconds, the one and only Santa—playing himself—arrives and begins kindly giving the dog loving attention.After that, Santa bathes the dog with affection inside the barn.
During this scene, we see how much Santa cares about Buddy, of whom we soon learn the name.You might even find yourself tearing up as Santa tenderly washes his head in this touching scene.
Once Buddy is dry, he gets a new collar with his name on it and waits idly for what Santa has in store for him once more.
Buddy is shown seated in a living room beneath a stunning Christmas tree in the following scene.Finally, tiny feet donning Christmas pajamas begin descending the stairs.
At the point when the youngster shows up and begins petting his new Amigo, the canine’s label sways in charm and is essentially delightful and amazingly real.
Finally, Buddy sits and watches the little boy open his presents. The dog stares longingly, almost with gratitude on his face, up at the sky.
Even though no words are spoken, the score conveys a message of hope and beauty to everyone who hears it throughout the film.
Christmas is a season of faith.a season of hope, wonder, and revelry in the season’s magic.Additionally, it conveys how much a dog desires and needs a warm home and the emotion that animals experience.
You will without a doubt shed a tear while watching this moving and wonderful film, and you might even go get a dog for your family!or perhaps put a puppy on Santa’s wish list.)
