Mickey's turbulent Christmas season

Movie
German title	Mickey's turbulent Christmas season
Original title	Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas
Country of production	United States
original language	English
Publishing year	2004
length	68 minutes
Age rating	FSK 0
Rod
Director	Matthew O'Callaghan
script	Chad Fiveash, ; Carole Holliday, ; Peggy Holmes, ; Bill Motz, ; Matthew O'Callaghan, ; Jim Peronto, ; James Patrick Stoterau
music	Stephen James Taylor

Mickey's turbulent Christmas time (original title: Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas ) is an American five-part animated film of the Walt Disney Company by Matthew O'Callaghan in 2004. The film is the sequel of the film Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas from the year 1999th

The cartoon was produced in 2004 as a direct-to-DVD production and made using 3D computer animation . The five parts of the film tell stories about the residents of Duckburg at Christmas time . The film was released in Germany on November 11, 2004.

action

A hot and cold friendship: Minnie and Daisy compete for the audience in a figure skating competition. After Minnie finally falls during the daring feats, they make up again.

Once to the North Pole and back: Tick Trick and Track travel to the North Pole to add themselves to Santa's list of good children. But there they wreak havoc and have to put everyone back in order. In the end, they manage to put themselves on the list and receive presents for Christmas.

Maximum Christmas: Max brings his girlfriend to the party for Christmas, but he is ashamed of his father, which he then gives him to understand. Finally he realizes how selfish he was and it will be a happy festival.

Donald's heavenly choir: Donald is annoyed by Christmas and especially by the song We wish you a Merry Christmas and tries to escape it. In doing so, however, he ruins a performance. Finally he changes his attitude and conducts the Christmas choir.

Pluto, lightning and thunder: When Pluto destroyed the decorations on Micky's Christmas tree out of anticipation, he was yelled at by him. Then he runs away and comes to Santa Claus at the North Pole. When Micky notices Pluto's absence, he goes looking for him. Finally, Pluto is brought back by Santa Claus in his sleigh.

Best Score in a DVD Production: Stephen James Taylor
nominated:
- Best Character Animation in a DVD Production (Minnie Mouse)
- Best script for a DVD production