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Hope (2023)
On what should have been a typical summer school day, a young girl encounters a heavily armed teenager. Her courage, kindness, and quick-thinking changes the course of both their lives. In our darkest moments, hope shines brightest.
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On what should have been a typical summer school day, a young girl encounters a heavily armed teenager. Her courage, kindness, and quick-thinking changes the course of both their lives. In our darkest moments, hope shines brightest.
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