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Don Verdean (2015)
Biblical archaeologist Don Verdean is hired by a local church pastor to find faith-promoting relics in the Holy Land. But after a fruitless expedition he is forced to get creative in this comedy of faith and fraud.
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Biblical archaeologist Don Verdean is hired by a local church pastor to find faith-promoting relics in the Holy Land. But after a fruitless expedition he is forced to get creative in this comedy of faith and fraud.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jared Hess, Jerusha Hess
In Theaters:12/11/2015
Box Office:$31,309
Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Buffalo Film Company
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