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A Christmas Spark (2022)

It tells the story of recently widowed Molly who decides to visit her daughter for Christmas. She signs on to direct the town's Christmas pageant and falls for Hank, the town's most eligible bachelor.
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It tells the story of recently widowed Molly who decides to visit her daughter for Christmas. She signs on to direct the town's Christmas pageant and falls for Hank, the town's most eligible bachelor.

Rating:G
Genre:TV Movie, Comedy, Drama, Romance
Directed By:Rhonda Baraka
Written By:Eirene Donohue
In Theaters:11/27/2022
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Lighthouse Pictures, Sony Pictures Television

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