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Heaven's Door (2012)
12-year-old Riley Ann Taylor recently lost her grandfather, who died right in front of her while teaching her how to play soccer. She soon finds a portal leading to the place people talk about but never see: Heaven. She gains a miraculous healing ability and uses it to help those who are sick but soon gains the diseases these people and animals had. You know what they say, every good thing comes with a price.
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12-year-old Riley Ann Taylor recently lost her grandfather, who died right in front of her while teaching her how to play soccer. She soon finds a portal leading to the place people talk about but never see: Heaven. She gains a miraculous healing ability and uses it to help those who are sick but soon gains the diseases these people and animals had. You know what they say, every good thing comes with a price.
Rating:PG
Genre:Family, Fantasy, Drama
Written By:Craig Clyde
In Theaters:11/27/2012
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Stone Five Studios
Cast
Craig Clyde
Director
Charisma Carpenter
Julie Taylor
Dean Cain
Leo Taylor
Kirstin Dorn
Riley Taylor
Joanna Cassidy
Ruth Christensen
Tommy Lister Jr.
Ben Wilson
Edward Herrmann
Nate Christensen
Ella Harris
Katie Davis
Jaci Twiss
Melissa Sue Davis
Michael Flynn
Dr. Everett Sloan
Skyler James Sandak
Darley Allen
Tom Markus
Bob Connelly
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