Blue's Clues and the Big City Adventure
A musical adventure that young viewers will enjoy as Blue and Josh travel to New York City for a big opportunity.
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The day before the new semester begins, a group of new students moved into a rented house with a large, near their college. There the introduction of students to begin. Home atmosphere strange and eerie closer relationship between the students. After the death of his mother Mat Din, state college and rental houses have been much different. Friend tenants died one by one without knowledge. The situation became increasingly suspicious and can not be controlled anymore ... Not allowed to move, not allowed to learn and do there trying to breathe.
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The day before the new semester begins, a group of new students moved into a rented house with a large, near their college. There the introduction of students to begin. Home atmosphere strange and eerie closer relationship between the students. After the death of his mother Mat Din, state college and rental houses have been much different. Friend tenants died one by one without knowledge. The situation became increasingly suspicious and can not be controlled anymore ... Not allowed to move, not allowed to learn and do there trying to breathe.
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Genre:Thriller, Horror, Mystery
Written By:Lim Chen Chen, Salehuddin Hassan
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Studio:Cine Art Production House
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