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Party Patrol (2016)
A shy co-ed has her heart set on throwing a party with her crush in attendance. But first, she and her father must convince her frazzled mother that their hired "security" can handle all the details. They are all in for a surprise as, they could have never expected what happens next...
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A shy co-ed has her heart set on throwing a party with her crush in attendance. But first, she and her father must convince her frazzled mother that their hired "security" can handle all the details. They are all in for a surprise as, they could have never expected what happens next...
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Dina Najjar, Jessica Montgomery
In Theaters:8/10/2016
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:TN Productions
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