Will Begins His Musical Journey in A Week Away
For a troubled teen, Will discovers what is important in life when he attends a summer camp: the people who care about his well being.
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Two aliens come back to earth to check up on humans, who they once helped overcome global warming and general extinction of all life due to contamination, only to find out that some things may still need a change.
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Two aliens come back to earth to check up on humans, who they once helped overcome global warming and general extinction of all life due to contamination, only to find out that some things may still need a change.
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Genre:Drama
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Box Office:$2,600
Runtime:4 minutes
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Cast
Shiyi Lin, Jordi Martinez, Irene Linares
Director
Sara Sodré
Pink Alien
Shio Yerpes
Blue Alien
Ángel Medina
Presentation Student
Julia Cabrera
Class Student
Ana Vento
Class Student
Paola Gómez
Class Student
Hugo Higueras
Balding Student
Amelia Hoyos
Class Student (Uncredited)
Sarah Valencia
Student in Circle
Lucía Ganau
Student in Circle
Estanislao Osubita
Denier
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