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Nazareth (2017)

After reaching the final rung on an empty corporate ladder, Nathan Tyler, a successful financier, shuns the bright city lights in favor of returning his disjointed family to his hometown of Nazareth in the mountains of NC.
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After reaching the final rung on an empty corporate ladder, Nathan Tyler, a successful financier, shuns the bright city lights in favor of returning his disjointed family to his hometown of Nazareth in the mountains of NC.

Rating:NR
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Directed By:Anson Williams
Written By:Carol Anderson, Jim Shores, Aaron Bohn
In Theaters:4/27/2017
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Runtime:50 minutes
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