Martin the Cobbler

The film follows a poor cobbler who dreams of a visit from the Lord. Instead of divine intervention, he is visited by those in need of food, clothing, warmth, and understanding. This leads him to realize that helping others is how the Lord makes his presence felt in the world.

As an animated family film, "Martin the Cobbler" captures the essence of love and compassion, making it appealing for family audiences. The story is underscored by a simple yet profound message, which is a hallmark of many animated features from this era. The film features voice performances by Tom Early, Russ Fast, Linda MacEntee, Holly Johnson, and Jack Shields, contributing to its narrative depth. Collectors of animation or family films from the late 1970s will find this title a notable inclusion for its thematic richness and artistic style.