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Cicada Crowing Christmas
A group of four girlfriends stash a letter in a time capsule when they were 15 years old. In ten years they would see each other again at Christmas and open the capsule again. But things turn out differently when one of the four falls seriously ill.
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A group of four girlfriends stash a letter in a time capsule when they were 15 years old. In ten years they would see each other again at Christmas and open the capsule again. But things turn out differently when one of the four falls seriously ill.
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