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Alan and the Fullness of Time (2019)
What does it mean to stand for what you believe in? Alan Wohlman, a boy sheltered by his mysterious parents and pursued by an ominous government agency, must grow up in a hurry. Aided by his parent's circle of believers, and the prayers of those who came before him, Alan steps into the dangerous beginning of his journey to help complete the Great Commission.
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What does it mean to stand for what you believe in? Alan Wohlman, a boy sheltered by his mysterious parents and pursued by an ominous government agency, must grow up in a hurry. Aided by his parent's circle of believers, and the prayers of those who came before him, Alan steps into the dangerous beginning of his journey to help complete the Great Commission.
Rating:NR
Genre:Thriller, Action
Written By:Markus Cook
In Theaters:1/19/2019
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Heaven Bound Films
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