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The Light of Freedom (2013)
It is the year 1861 and President Lincoln has called for 75,000 men to join the Union Army. As the Civil War begins, another battle has been raging for decades. It is the fight for freedom waged by the Underground Railroad.
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It is the year 1861 and President Lincoln has called for 75,000 men to join the Union Army. As the Civil War begins, another battle has been raging for decades. It is the fight for freedom waged by the Underground Railroad.
Rating:PG
Genre:Drama, Family, History
Written By:Kim Robinson
In Theaters:10/1/2013
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Runtime:124 minutes
Studio:KICKS Flicks
Cast
Kim Robinson
Director
Jade Metcalf
William Hanby
Tony West
Jackson Cumberland
Taryn Jennifer Huffman
Julianna Wright
Lexi Baumeyer
Liza Dalton
Keri Garrett
Molly Woodson
Evan Candler
Samuel Woodson
Brittany Weekley
Belle Nichols
Princess Conley
Temperance Cumberland
Alex Tobin
Adin Sheridan
Maxwell charles Dean
Dalin Wright
Olivia Weiss
Ruth (Lizzy) Hanby
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