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Secret Santa
An advertising executive is desperate to create a heartfelt holiday ad for her biggest client. But when the owner of the charity discovers her real motives, she risks losing him—the one person who finally taught her to love Christmas again.
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An advertising executive is desperate to create a heartfelt holiday ad for her biggest client. But when the owner of the charity discovers her real motives, she risks losing him—the one person who finally taught her to love Christmas again.
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Genre:TV Movie, Comedy, Drama, Romance
Written By:Isabel Dréan
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Studio:Breakthrough Entertainment, Vast Entertainment, 5’7 Films
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