Roger Avary
Academy Award winner for Pulp Fiction and a genre-literate filmmaker whose name signals professional creative oversight.
A new holiday classic for generations
Presented by Oscar-winning screenwriter and filmmaker Roger Avary and Jason Ferrell
A 1964 cult Christmas oddity reimagined as a warm family adventure, built for fans who want an affordable holiday theater outing with real filmmakers and a new AI production workflow behind it.

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Fans should see a real Christmas movie, not a tech demo. Exhibitors should see a seasonal programming idea with a clear audience promise. Investors should see credible creative and technical leadership behind the feature.
Academy Award winner for Pulp Fiction and a genre-literate filmmaker whose name signals professional creative oversight.
Built the filmmaking workflow systems and serves as director of the AI proof of concept for the project.
From 1964 to a new generation

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The 1964 film was built for children and holiday matinees. The new version keeps the strange charm of Santa-meets-Mars, but aims it at a contemporary family audience with warmer character animation, theatrical polish, and repeatable Christmas programming.
Santa is pulled into a Martian family crisis, turning Christmas into a sci-fi rescue adventure.
Designed as an affordable off-peak event for families, not a streaming-only remake.
Built from a title long treated as U.S. public domain, with final review before production.
The Christmas event window
The audience promise is simple: an affordable Christmas outing, a warm AI remake of a cult holiday classic, and a theatrical reason to bring kids, grandparents, dates, and friends together. For theaters, it is a seasonal event they can position as matinees, school-break programming, and local holiday fun.
A nostalgic Christmas adventure that feels easy to say yes to after dinner, shopping, or a neighborhood holiday event.
A bright Santa-meets-Mars story for parents, grandparents, and children looking for an affordable theater trip.
A repeatable holiday event theaters can package with local promotions, parties, and group outings.
For exhibitors
Tell us how many locations and showtimes you would consider for a holiday run. Early exhibitors get first look at booking terms, delivery formats, marketing materials, and local event ideas once the feature package is ready.
Help shape dates, formats, and promo support before the release plan locks.
A seasonal, low-price Christmas event built for group outings and repeatable annual slots.
Raise your hand now; review final booking terms before making any obligation.
Ways to help
Join the early list if this sounds like the kind of affordable Christmas movie you would bring family or friends to.
Exhibitors can tell us which markets, showtimes, and seasonal programs could make this work for their audiences.
Accredited investors can request private materials about the production plan and investor next steps.
For production investors
Accredited investors can ask for private materials about the production plan and investor next steps for the feature. Any actual offering would happen only through compliant documents and payment mechanics, not this public page.
Investment terms and related materials would be shared privately with qualified investors through compliant materials.
Investors would finance delivery without taking copyright ownership or managing the production company.
Investor support would help produce, finish, deliver, and market the film without accepting funds on this page.
Fan and investor updates
Fans can join the audience list, theaters can start a programming conversation, and accredited investors can request private materials. No formal offering, booking agreement, or final terms are being presented here.