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Singing with Angels (2016)
Faced with a crossroads in her life, Aubrey reflects on her experiences in joining the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and how they have strengthened her and her family through their challenges.
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Faced with a crossroads in her life, Aubrey reflects on her experiences in joining the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and how they have strengthened her and her family through their challenges.
Rating:PG
Genre:Drama, Music
Written By:Brittany Wiscombe
In Theaters:3/11/2016
Box Office:
Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Silver Peak Productions, SunWorld Pictures, Candlelight Media Group
Cast
Brian Brough
Director
Sarah Kent
Aubrey Larsen
Scott Christopher
Jason Larsen
Bailee Michelle Johnson
Ella Larsen
Chelsea Jurkiewicz
Choir Student
Anne Sward
Gail
K. Danor Gerald
Dr. Weaver
Gary Sivertson
Neal Stevens
Rick Macy
President Decker
Joel Bishop
Associate Choir Director
David DeVilliers
Brad Larsen
Paul D. Hunt
Aubrey's Father
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