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A Gluten-Free Christmas (2023)

John Luke, small town baker, and his father Pops must call up help from Faith Ivory, big city lawyer, when Dick Bently is on the verge of trying to close the family bakery. What will John Luke think of Faith Ivory when he finds out she has a gluten allergy?
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John Luke, small town baker, and his father Pops must call up help from Faith Ivory, big city lawyer, when Dick Bently is on the verge of trying to close the family bakery. What will John Luke think of Faith Ivory when he finds out she has a gluten allergy?

Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Gabriel Ison
Written By:Cameron Klopfenstein
In Theaters:12/18/2023
Box Office:$1
Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Watermelonmen Media

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