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League of Wonder (2011)
In 1991, the world's largest blanket fort was constructed in suburban Connecticut. This is the story of it's inhabitants, who entered when they were age 12. A delightfully whimsical short film about four young adults who just can’t leave their childhood tent & group dynamic.
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In 1991, the world's largest blanket fort was constructed in suburban Connecticut. This is the story of it's inhabitants, who entered when they were age 12. A delightfully whimsical short film about four young adults who just can’t leave their childhood tent & group dynamic.
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Genre:Comedy, Adventure
Written By:Dan Erickson
In Theaters:1/1/2011
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Runtime:14 minutes
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