Fast Freddie, the Widow and Me

Jonathan Donald, a wealthy, arrogant car salesman, is charged with drink driving and sentenced to 60 hours community service at the Moonbeam club for unruly kids. He makes no effort to hide his initial disdain and falls foul of the club organizer, young widow Laura, though the kids warm to him after he has taken them on a designer clothes shopping spree. In particular he befriends Fast Freddie, so named for his skill at computer games, a teenager dying of a kidney disease, brought up in foster homes and for whom this will be his last Christmas. Helped by Lauras kindly mother Julia, Jonathan locates the boys birth mother but she has no interest in reconciliation, so Jonathan and Julia develop a ploy, paying people to pose as Freddies loving and long-lost family, ensuring that though this Christmas will be his last, it will be his happiest. Such is Jonathans devotion to organizing the deception that he gets fired, winning Lauras eventual respect. Not everything goes to plan but at least Freddie can pass on, knowing that people care for him and, four months later, the Moonbean members, Jonathan and Laura meet to give him a lavish send-off.