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Midnight Stallion (2013)
Fifteen year old Megan Shephard and her parents will do anything to save their struggling farm. When they discover a wild stallion in a nearby forest they begin to wonder if this could be the answer to their prayers.
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Fifteen year old Megan Shephard and her parents will do anything to save their struggling farm. When they discover a wild stallion in a nearby forest they begin to wonder if this could be the answer to their prayers.
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Genre:Family, Drama
Written By:Mark Stouffer
In Theaters:5/4/2013
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Runtime:97 minutes
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