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Christmas on Candy Cane Lane (2022)
Ivy Donaldson struggles with her mom's shadow, Muriel, the Christmas darling of Icicle Falls. She is now separated from her husband Rob and tries her best with her daughter, but after a series of strange but comical events everybody gets together in unexpected but festive ways.
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Ivy Donaldson struggles with her mom's shadow, Muriel, the Christmas darling of Icicle Falls. She is now separated from her husband Rob and tries her best with her daughter, but after a series of strange but comical events everybody gets together in unexpected but festive ways.
Rating:G
Genre:TV Movie, Comedy, Romance
Written By:Teena Booth
In Theaters:12/3/2022
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Candy Rock Entertainment, Motion Picture Corporation of America, Brad Krevoy Television, Lighthouse Pictures
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