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It's a Doll's World (2025)
Rudy gets a second chance at life, when he inherits his family's doll-making business, but it comes with a challenging stipulation. Rudy's Uncle Jack seems to have his nephew's best interests at heart, until he teams up with a greedy business partner and helps develop a sordid plan to become rich.
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Rudy gets a second chance at life, when he inherits his family's doll-making business, but it comes with a challenging stipulation. Rudy's Uncle Jack seems to have his nephew's best interests at heart, until he teams up with a greedy business partner and helps develop a sordid plan to become rich.
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Genre:Family, Fantasy
Written By:Brad Kidwell, John Sholtes, Valerie Sholtes
In Theaters:4/1/2025
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:JCFilms
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