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A Christmas Fight
Jarrod, a young boxer, trains for a crucial Christmas Day fight while grieving his mother's death. He finds new hope and love in Claire, a joyful bakery owner, who helps him rediscover the holiday spirit.
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Jarrod, a young boxer, trains for a crucial Christmas Day fight while grieving his mother's death. He finds new hope and love in Claire, a joyful bakery owner, who helps him rediscover the holiday spirit.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Charlie Carter, Tom Carter
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:ChampDog Films
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