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10 Steps to Love (2021)

Sophie Michaels has had great success by using her 10 step plans, but when she decides to use a 10 step approach to find love, she will discover that you can't make a list when it comes to the heart.
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Sophie Michaels has had great success by using her 10 step plans, but when she decides to use a 10 step approach to find love, she will discover that you can't make a list when it comes to the heart.

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Genre:TV Movie, Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Elizabeth Snoderly
Written By:Lexi Giovagnoli, Elizabeth Snoderly, Emily Cade, Ferguson Sauvé-Rogan
In Theaters:9/14/2021
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:G It's Entertainment, Sappy Films, Nicely Entertainment

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