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When Zack and his mom move into their new apartment crate, they soon discover that the other residents are not too happy about it.
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When Zack and his mom move into their new apartment crate, they soon discover that the other residents are not too happy about it.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Samantha Silver
In Theaters:5/23/2022
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Runtime:22 minutes
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Cast
Megan Russell, William Gordon
Director
Anesha Bailey
Nandi (voice)
Caitlyn Bairstow
Mia (voice)
Brian Doe
Zack (voice)
Ian Hanlin
Joshua (voice)
Diana Kaarina
Monica (voice)
Andrea Libman
Evelyn (voice)
Kareem Malcolm
Robert (voice)
Omari Newton
Trevor (voice)
Laara Sadiq
Vera (voice)
Tabitha St. Germain
Dottie (voice)
Alyssya Swales
Savannah (voice)
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