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Can You Hear Me? (2025)

A fallen WWI American soldier strikes a divine bargain to reunite with his bride in England. As he resumes life unaware he's a ghost, love and loss blur. When Annabel learns the truth-now carrying his child-she must face heartbreak and find the strength to let him go.
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A fallen WWI American soldier strikes a divine bargain to reunite with his bride in England. As he resumes life unaware he's a ghost, love and loss blur. When Annabel learns the truth-now carrying his child-she must face heartbreak and find the strength to let him go.

Rating:NR
Genre:Romance, War, Fantasy
Directed By:Simon Hunter
Written By:Charlotte Radford
In Theaters:10/28/2025
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Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:CYHM, Sterling Pictures

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