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ELIJAH PEEL is an uplifting film, inspired by a true story, and it opens only in theaters today, August 14, 2026. I was fortunate to get an exclusive, early preview. In these radical and hate-filled times we‘re living in, ELIJAH PEEL will expand your heart to the very real meaning of faith and a second chance. ELIJAH PEEL is a

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