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A Very Merry Cherry Christmas (2025)
After a big-city burnout, ambitious journalist Tracy Maybeaman returns to her quaint hometown of Evergreen Falls, CA, desperate for a career-saving story by Christmas. But disaster strikes when Evergreen Falls’ beloved Cherry Pie 5K is threatened after hundreds of pies disappear into a sinkhole.
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After a big-city burnout, ambitious journalist Tracy Maybeaman returns to her quaint hometown of Evergreen Falls, CA, desperate for a career-saving story by Christmas. But disaster strikes when Evergreen Falls’ beloved Cherry Pie 5K is threatened after hundreds of pies disappear into a sinkhole.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Trey Kennedy
In Theaters:11/28/2025
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Runtime:61 minutes
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