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Southern attorney Angie Lawrence searches of the rightful owner of a journal recovered from an antebellum home she inherited. The journal is full of mystery and history that just may lead her to the future she has always dreamed of.
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Southern attorney Angie Lawrence searches of the rightful owner of a journal recovered from an antebellum home she inherited. The journal is full of mystery and history that just may lead her to the future she has always dreamed of.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery, Romance
Written By:Veronica Robledo
In Theaters:10/1/2020
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Runtime:91 minutes
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Cast
Veronica Robledo
Director
Maurice Johnson
Andrew McGath
Kristen Renton
Angie Lawrence
Bill Oberst Jr.
David Kincaid
William Mark McCullough
Jackson McGrath
Sandra Ellis Lafferty
Miss Claudia Wainwright
Bobbie Eakes
Janice
Randall Franks
Dr. J.A. Anderson
Elizabeth Noelle Japhet
Hannah Wainwright
Kevin Mikal Curry
Willie Jones
Darius L. Francis
Ruben McGrath
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