“The Thursday Murder Club” Provides a Cozy Mystery
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Upon a Midnight Clear (2012)
Abandoned on Christmas, Frost suffers from rejection and cries out to God for help. God responds via a text message but won't realize God's plans are much better than hers.
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Abandoned on Christmas, Frost suffers from rejection and cries out to God for help. God responds via a text message but won't realize God's plans are much better than hers.
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Written By:Arik Renee Avila
In Theaters:1/1/2012
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Runtime:98 minutes
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