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Kenny's best friend moves away and his Dad signs him up for Scouts without asking him. The film tells the tale of a boy who is implicated in an act of senseless vandalism and is torn between doing the right thing or protecting a friend.
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Kenny's best friend moves away and his Dad signs him up for Scouts without asking him. The film tells the tale of a boy who is implicated in an act of senseless vandalism and is torn between doing the right thing or protecting a friend.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Sterling Johnston
Written By:Sterling Johnston
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Runtime:46 minutes
Studio:Sterling Productions

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