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Christmas in Mississippi (2017)

Photographer Holly Logan returns to her hometown of Gulfport, Mississippi for Christmas. The town is resurrecting their traditional holiday light show for the first time since a terrible hurricane struck five years earlier. Holly volunteers to pitch in, but soon has second thoughts when she discovers the festival is run by her high school sweetheart, Mike.
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Photographer Holly Logan returns to her hometown of Gulfport, Mississippi for Christmas. The town is resurrecting their traditional holiday light show for the first time since a terrible hurricane struck five years earlier. Holly volunteers to pitch in, but soon has second thoughts when she discovers the festival is run by her high school sweetheart, Mike.

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Genre:Romance, TV Movie
Directed By:Emily Moss Wilson
Written By:Marcy Holland
In Theaters:12/9/2017
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Active Entertainment, Lifetime

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