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A Great North Christmas (2021)
Caroline North is one of the LA's entertainment power-attorneys. She is beautiful, smart and aggressive type-A woman in her 30s. She is also a very lonely workaholic. Her best friends, Jackie and Samantha, decided to end Caroline's long streak of working weekends and lonely holidays by booking a surprise Christmas vacation for her in Prince George, Canada.
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Caroline North is one of the LA's entertainment power-attorneys. She is beautiful, smart and aggressive type-A woman in her 30s. She is also a very lonely workaholic. Her best friends, Jackie and Samantha, decided to end Caroline's long streak of working weekends and lonely holidays by booking a surprise Christmas vacation for her in Prince George, Canada.
Rating:PG
Genre:TV Movie, Drama, Romance
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Written By:Tyler Huffman
In Theaters:11/18/2021
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Princ Films, Inc., Anamorphic Media, Trilight Entertainment
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