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The Winter Palace (2022)
A novelist with a severe case of writer’s block is given the chance to finish her book at an empty winter chateau. She's surprised when the property's owner, a prince, decides to come stay as well.
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A novelist with a severe case of writer’s block is given the chance to finish her book at an empty winter chateau. She's surprised when the property's owner, a prince, decides to come stay as well.
Rating:G
Genre:TV Movie, Comedy, Romance, Drama
Written By:Gregg Rossen, Brian Sawyer
In Theaters:1/8/2022
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Brad Krevoy Television, HP Winter Palace Production, Hideaway Pictures, All Canadian Entertainment, Northern Ontario Film Studios, Motion Picture Corporation of America
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