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The Christmas Retreat (2022)
When Kim's boyfriend breaks up with her instead of proposing, Kim's mom takes her away to a Christmas Retreat to reconnect with the spirit of the holiday. There she meets newly unemployed Mark.
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When Kim's boyfriend breaks up with her instead of proposing, Kim's mom takes her away to a Christmas Retreat to reconnect with the spirit of the holiday. There she meets newly unemployed Mark.
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Genre:TV Movie, Romance, Comedy
Written By:Erica Deutschman
In Theaters:11/11/2022
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Champlain Media, Reel One Entertainment, CMW Lakeside Productions
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