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Christmas For The Soul (2025)
Leslie, a soul food chef at Papa's Cafe, receives a special invitation to cook Christmas Dinner for the Shaws, a wealthy family aiming to buy up her neighborhood. When the CEO, Justin Shaw, goes missing, family feuds erupt over his successor leaving Leslie, the pregnant chef's caught in the middle of the Shaw's dysfunctional Christmas family feud.
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Leslie, a soul food chef at Papa's Cafe, receives a special invitation to cook Christmas Dinner for the Shaws, a wealthy family aiming to buy up her neighborhood. When the CEO, Justin Shaw, goes missing, family feuds erupt over his successor leaving Leslie, the pregnant chef's caught in the middle of the Shaw's dysfunctional Christmas family feud.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Family
Written By:Camara Davis
In Theaters:11/4/2025
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Maverick Entertainment Group
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