A Christmas obsessed Jewish boy on his way to sunny Florida figures out how to get the Christmas of his dreams by trading airline tickets and places with another boy on his way to snowy Christmastown, WA.
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| Elliott Gould | ... | Sam Finkelstein | |
| David DeLuise | ... | Max Finkelstein | |
| Elijah Nelson | ... | Ira J. Finkelstein | |
| Justin Thomas Howell | ... | Mikey Amato (as Justin Howell) | |
| Cynthia Geary | ... | Libby Wilson | |
| Angela DiMarco | ... | Rosie Finkelstein | |
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Shaye Hodgins | ... | Clare Wilson |
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Julianne Christie | ... | Jennifer Cameo |
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Jenna Levin | ... | Jessica Wilson |
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Meg Savlov | ... | Ruth Finkelstein |
| Tony Doupe | ... | Walt Wilson | |
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Jack Fleischmann | ... | Kyle Wilson |
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Lance Rosen | ... | Sol |
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Ashton Herrild | ... | Jack The Jerk |
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Tracy Hyland | ... | Julie Amato |
Ira J. Finkelstein is obsessed with Christmas. He's seen every Christmas movie ever made and his dreams are filled with reindeer, sleigh rides and SNOW. The problem? Ira's Jewish - and at 11 years old, Christmas is passing him by. When Ira's hopes for a holiday vacation in Aspen are dashed, he hatches a plan to finally get the Christmas of his dreams. Flying unaccompanied to visit his grandparents in Florida, he swaps tickets with Mikey, another 11-year-old on his way to Christmastown, WA . Ira gets more than he bargained for when he experiences his first "White Christmas". Written by Anonymous
Sue Cochran has done it again! "IRA" is one of the absolute funniest, family friendly films I've seen in years! Finally an entertaining movie I can take my grandchildren to without blood, guts, aliens or violence. This movie displays humor, family values, adventure and understanding without gratuitous violence, slick tricks or overwhelming special effects. A poignant storyline, well portrayed by all. The actors were stellar, from the Hollywood veterans to the local talent. Wonderful to see DeLuise and Gould working together. A shout out to Ira's mother,played by Seattle theater star, Angela DiMarco. Awesome to see her on the big screen with her impeccable comedic timing. This film is well rafted. This film is well written. Thank you Von Piglet, well done!