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Bear Claw Camp 

An adventure with brave children, a talking skunk, and a villain with too much cement on his head, Maia and Jan, our protagonists, have one mission: to save the summer camp.
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An adventure with brave children, a talking skunk, and a villain with too much cement on his head, Maia and Jan, our protagonists, have one mission: to save the summer camp.

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Genre:Family, Comedy
Directed By:Sílvia Quer
Written By:Marta Armengol, Daniel González
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:A film About Quiet Jazz AIE, Set Màgic Audiovisual, Rodar y Rodar, Euskalreel, Boavista Filmes, The Fly Hunter

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