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Miss Valentine (2025)
Samantha carries the baggage of having had an onstage meltdown after winning her hometown’s Miss Valentine pageant as a teen. Years later, she returns home following a painful breakup and finds that things are much different this time around.
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Samantha carries the baggage of having had an onstage meltdown after winning her hometown’s Miss Valentine pageant as a teen. Years later, she returns home following a painful breakup and finds that things are much different this time around.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Patricia Harrington
In Theaters:10/1/2025
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Studio:Capital Arts Entertainment
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