A Small Family Affair (2020)
On her wedding day the bride-to-be finds out a well-kept family secret about her heritage that threatens to derail her entire wedding and puts into question the relationship with her long-estranged brother.
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On her wedding day the bride-to-be finds out a well-kept family secret about her heritage that threatens to derail her entire wedding and puts into question the relationship with her long-estranged brother.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Barbara Stepansky
In Theaters:11/6/2020
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Barbara Stepansky
Director
Nicole Brydon Bloom
Jane Heller
Timothy Granaderos
Adam Heller
Sharon Lawrence
Lorraine Heller
Dawn Didawick
Paula Heller
Antony Ferguson
Bill Heller
Yulia Kirillova
Tarin Edell
Emirkan Kesgin
Alper Kurtoglu
Muammer Kuyumcu
Frankie Chantel Liles
Felicity Douglas
Alex Restrepo
Wedding Photographer
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