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Paradise Falls: A Christmas Story
A young New Yorker finds herself caught between her longing to honor her late mother's love for Christmas and her grandfather's deep-seated aversion to embrace the holiday spirit when she returns to her family's lush Costa Rican estate after many years away.
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A young New Yorker finds herself caught between her longing to honor her late mother's love for Christmas and her grandfather's deep-seated aversion to embrace the holiday spirit when she returns to her family's lush Costa Rican estate after many years away.
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Genre:Drama, Family, Romance, Fantasy
Written By:Fernando Lujan Mote
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Cafe Television, Cafe Cinema, Boulevard Films, Pizza Films, Aura Films, Cawama Tropical Films
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