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Here, Hold My Kid (2023)
Two professional skiers, two new mothers, one sponsorship. A quirky documentary style film capturing the highs and lows of two women determined to succeed with side-splitting, hilarious moments.
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Two professional skiers, two new mothers, one sponsorship. A quirky documentary style film capturing the highs and lows of two women determined to succeed with side-splitting, hilarious moments.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:11/21/2023
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Runtime:40 minutes
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