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Doc Holly's Christmas (2024)
When Holly flees a café without paying in Holly, Michigan, her LA plans derail into community service at a local vet clinic. Between adorable patients and a charming veterinarian, this Christmas detour might become her favorite destination.
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When Holly flees a café without paying in Holly, Michigan, her LA plans derail into community service at a local vet clinic. Between adorable patients and a charming veterinarian, this Christmas detour might become her favorite destination.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Joel Paul Reisig
In Theaters:12/7/2024
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Runtime:79 minutes
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