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Bringing Someone to Life (2024)
After their mother moves them to a new town to start over, siblings Luke and Madison, who are still reeling from the absence of their father years prior, decide to go back to the home that was taken from them to see their dad again.
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After their mother moves them to a new town to start over, siblings Luke and Madison, who are still reeling from the absence of their father years prior, decide to go back to the home that was taken from them to see their dad again.
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Genre:Drama, Adventure, Family
Written By:Ace Davis
In Theaters:5/7/2024
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:Smiling Devil Productions
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