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Sweet Home Carolina (2017)
Diane is a struggling single mom in LA. Just when things are at their worst, she inherits a house, but she will have to live in small town USA for a year and take care of a dog for a year before the house is hers.
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Diane is a struggling single mom in LA. Just when things are at their worst, she inherits a house, but she will have to live in small town USA for a year and take care of a dog for a year before the house is hers.
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Genre:TV Movie, Comedy, Romance, Drama
Written By:Elizabeth Snoderly, Julie Kristine Sullivan
In Theaters:3/9/2017
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:MarVista Entertainment
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