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For the Love of Christmas (2022)
Rashad is faced with the pressures of making a career choice and getting married all before Christmas day. His friend Faye is faced with the difficult dilemma that Lauren, Rashad's fiance, and her intentions are not what they appear to be.
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Rashad is faced with the pressures of making a career choice and getting married all before Christmas day. His friend Faye is faced with the difficult dilemma that Lauren, Rashad's fiance, and her intentions are not what they appear to be.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Karlton T. Clay
In Theaters:11/1/2022
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Runtime:123 minutes
Studio:Victory Productions, Maverick Entertainment Group
Cast
Karlton T. Clay
Director
Donald Ross Jr.
Rashad Williams
Kiara C. Bennett
Faye Hathaway
Nakia Burrise
Caryln Griffin
Aaron Wiggins
Elijah DeVoe
Keyonice Burts
Lauryn Collins
Frank FaCheaux
Kyle Adams
T.J. Swann
Principal Shane Morris
Sa Jules
Valencia Van Vincent
Nicole M. Williams
Annie Nichols
Charmeka Robinson
Aretha Williams
Ron Way
Junior Williams
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