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Secular Soulmates (2023)
Two old widowers who went to the same elementary school decades ago, meet accidentally and then become inseparable. Although from different religious backgrounds, they uniquely decide to spend the rest of their remaining lives together under one roof.
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Two old widowers who went to the same elementary school decades ago, meet accidentally and then become inseparable. Although from different religious backgrounds, they uniquely decide to spend the rest of their remaining lives together under one roof.
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:1/10/2023
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Runtime:99 minutes
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