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Heaven Sent (2023)

Elise, a grandmother hurt by her past, and Patrick, a widowed pastor, have closed the door on love. But with faith and a little help from technology, will their live-streamed romance find a way?
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Elise, a grandmother hurt by her past, and Patrick, a widowed pastor, have closed the door on love. But with faith and a little help from technology, will their live-streamed romance find a way?

Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Romance
Directed By:JoAnne Hock
Written By:Karen Abercrombie, Tara Lynn Marcelle
In Theaters:2/3/2023
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Studio:Canyon Productions

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