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Seasons of Love (2014)
Set in the picturesque backdrop of New York, "Seasons of Love" is a romantic, soulful holiday drama about two people who struggle to find love against the odds, while reconciling with the past and learning the true value of family.
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Set in the picturesque backdrop of New York, "Seasons of Love" is a romantic, soulful holiday drama about two people who struggle to find love against the odds, while reconciling with the past and learning the true value of family.
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Genre:TV Movie, Romance
Written By:Sharon Brathwaite
In Theaters:11/23/2014
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Game 7 Films, Lifetime
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