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Crime of the Age (1988)
A terrible crime has happened two days before Bible camp is to begin. The Director's "How to Become a Christian" book has been stolen. Who took it? He calls in a Detective to solve the case. There are only six staff members in the camp and one of them took it. But which one? It's up to the Detective, and YOU, to figure out who is committing the crime of the age in this comedy-drama.
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A terrible crime has happened two days before Bible camp is to begin. The Director's "How to Become a Christian" book has been stolen. Who took it? He calls in a Detective to solve the case. There are only six staff members in the camp and one of them took it. But which one? It's up to the Detective, and YOU, to figure out who is committing the crime of the age in this comedy-drama.
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Written By:Rich Christiano, Dave Christiano
In Theaters:8/26/1988
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Christiano Brothers Films
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