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When Calls the Heart: The Dance (2014)

Based on the book series by Janette Oke comes the third in the When Calls the Heart series, The Dance. When a group of miners comes to Coal Valley to reopen the mine, the town's women get caught up in the prospect of new single men. One of the miners, Billy Hamilton, takes a special interest in Elizabeth and asks her to the commemorative dance. Elizabeth is smitten, igniting Jack's jealousy and triggering his suspicion that Billy is not who he seems to be.
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Based on the book series by Janette Oke comes the third in the When Calls the Heart series, The Dance. When a group of miners comes to Coal Valley to reopen the mine, the town's women get caught up in the prospect of new single men. One of the miners, Billy Hamilton, takes a special interest in Elizabeth and asks her to the commemorative dance. Elizabeth is smitten, igniting Jack's jealousy and triggering his suspicion that Billy is not who he seems to be.

Rating:NR
Genre:TV Movie, Drama, Romance, Comedy
Directed By:Anne Wheeler
Written By:Ken LaZebnik, Sheryl J. Anderson
In Theaters:10/7/2014
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Our Alchemy LLC

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