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Camping Trip (2016)
5-year-old Bree lives in a run-down apartment with her unemployed single father, who announces that he's taking Bree on a camping trip. But when the trip takes a turn for the worse, Bree must realize that true courage is finding home wherever you are.
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5-year-old Bree lives in a run-down apartment with her unemployed single father, who announces that he's taking Bree on a camping trip. But when the trip takes a turn for the worse, Bree must realize that true courage is finding home wherever you are.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Audrey Larson
In Theaters:4/23/2016
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Runtime:6 minutes
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