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Where the Wind Blows (2025)
Chase, a rugged cowboy and solitary drifter who closed off his heart long ago—until the day he impulsively does a kindness for a beautiful young woman, and everything changes over the course of three days.
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Chase, a rugged cowboy and solitary drifter who closed off his heart long ago—until the day he impulsively does a kindness for a beautiful young woman, and everything changes over the course of three days.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Romance, Western, Drama
Written By:Caroline Fyffe, John Schimke, Mike Maden
In Theaters:10/24/2025
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:AE Productions, Inc, Nova Vento Entertainment
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