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A group of six friends go on a camping hike in a remote forest. They wanted to see and experience nature in all of their trips. But this trip won't be the same with all their previous trips. They will experience strange things that may or may not strengthen their friendship.
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A group of six friends go on a camping hike in a remote forest. They wanted to see and experience nature in all of their trips. But this trip won't be the same with all their previous trips. They will experience strange things that may or may not strengthen their friendship.
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Written By:Jesa Mae C. Guanzon
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Lente Films Production
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