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Valentine's Town (2024)

Jude works for a well-known dating service that will develop a cheesy, romantic resort in his hometown of Arrowheart. Local businesswoman Melissa has organized the town against the resort. Melissa is Jude's former high school sweetheart.
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Jude works for a well-known dating service that will develop a cheesy, romantic resort in his hometown of Arrowheart. Local businesswoman Melissa has organized the town against the resort. Melissa is Jude's former high school sweetheart.

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Genre:Romance, TV Movie
Directed By:Josh Banks
Written By:Andrea Geones, Cat Hammons
In Theaters:11/18/2024
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Filmstreet Productions, Artist View Entertainment, High Flight Pictures

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