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Music Box (1980)

The story of a dreary man working a boring job and living a dull life. One day he finds a music box that changes his life. A classic film parable about the joy of finding Christ and then sharing your joy with others.
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The story of a dreary man working a boring job and living a dull life. One day he finds a music box that changes his life. A classic film parable about the joy of finding Christ and then sharing your joy with others.

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Directed By:James F. Robinson
Written By:James F. Robinson
In Theaters:1/1/1980
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Runtime:35 minutes
Studio:White Lion Pictograph

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