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Light Up Night

Light Up Night

Released PG 79 min 5.6/10 Votes: 67
Based on the Book of Ruth, Naomi's sons and husband have died and left her alone. Daughter-in-law, Ruth, vows to never leave her side. They face the challenges of a life on their own as they journey back to Naomi's home in West Virginia.
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2020-12-24
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English
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