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Camp New: Act One (2014)
In Camp New: Act One, Penny tells the story of how she, along with her friends, Nattie, Emmie, and Jess spend their summer working at a creative arts center called All Things New.
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In Camp New: Act One, Penny tells the story of how she, along with her friends, Nattie, Emmie, and Jess spend their summer working at a creative arts center called All Things New.
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Genre:Family
Written By:Kim Robinson
In Theaters:7/1/2014
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