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Ordinary Miracles (2005)
A tough judge takes in a foster child with nowhere to go. Attempts to reunite child with long lost father end badly with the rebellious child running away.
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A tough judge takes in a foster child with nowhere to go. Attempts to reunite child with long lost father end badly with the rebellious child running away.
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Genre:TV Movie, Drama, Family
Written By:Bud Schaetzle
In Theaters:1/1/2005
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Hallmark Entertainment
Cast
Michael Switzer
Director
Jaclyn Smith
Judge Kay Woodbury
Lyndsy Fonseca
Sally Powell
C. Thomas Howell
Jim Powell
Sarah Aldrich
Miranda Powell
Corbin Bernsen
David Woodbury
Erik Eidem
Pete Smalling
Ina Barrón
Monica Tejada
Nancy Linehan Charles
Claire
Jocko Marcellino
Billy O
Lorna Scott
Millie Rayburn
Ken Narasaki
Michael Katsu
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