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Ms. White Light (2019)
Lex Cordova is a young woman who counsels terminally ill clients that have trouble letting go. While proving uniquely talented in her ability to connect with the dying, Lex is at a total loss when dealing with everyone else.
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Lex Cordova is a young woman who counsels terminally ill clients that have trouble letting go. While proving uniquely talented in her ability to connect with the dying, Lex is at a total loss when dealing with everyone else.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Paul Shoulberg
In Theaters:3/11/2019
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Pigasus Pictures, Freestyle Digital Media, Blueline Pictures
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