The Small Miracle

The Small Miracle tells the story of a small boy who befriends a Catholic priest while trying to save his sick donkey. Inspired by the tales of St. Francis, he believes that a pilgrimage to the Vatican could cure his beloved animal. The film explores themes of faith, compassion, and the bond between humans and animals.

As a TV movie produced by Alan Landsburg Productions and Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions, this film reflects the sentimental storytelling typical of the era. With a runtime of 84 minutes, it provides a concise yet impactful narrative. Collectors may appreciate the film's unique premise and the emotional performances from its top cast, including Vittorio De Sica and Raf Vallone.

Available formats for collectors include DVD and other formats. This allows for various viewing options and the chance to keep a piece of 1970s television history in your collection.