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Mainprize
Mainprize tells the true story of Dr. William Graham Mainprize, a rural Saskatchewan doctor whose faith, compassion, and service made him a pillar of his community. After tragedy shakes his confidence and calling, he must confront doubt, loss, and the cost of walking away. The film is a heartfelt reflection on resilience, faith, and the power of community.
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Mainprize tells the true story of Dr. William Graham Mainprize, a rural Saskatchewan doctor whose faith, compassion, and service made him a pillar of his community. After tragedy shakes his confidence and calling, he must confront doubt, loss, and the cost of walking away. The film is a heartfelt reflection on resilience, faith, and the power of community.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Jack Hilkewich, Mary-Lou Rosengren
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