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Color My World with Love (2022)
Emma's daughter Kendall becomes engaged, but Emma is concerned as Kendall and her fiancé have Down Syndrome and Emma worries she's not ready to take this step.
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Emma's daughter Kendall becomes engaged, but Emma is concerned as Kendall and her fiancé have Down Syndrome and Emma worries she's not ready to take this step.
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Genre:TV Movie, Drama, Romance
Written By:Charlie Shahnaian, Shari Simpson, Pamela Wallace
In Theaters:6/12/2022
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Runtime:84 minutes
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