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Safari
The film revolves around a group of friends decide to take a trip Safari to spend their summer vacation in one of the mountainous areas and discover that a television channel you shoot people present in this region and broadcast imaging on the air, and exposed this group's positions many do not know whether the work of a TV channel to make display thatbroadcasts on the air more exciting or is it just a normal positions.
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The film revolves around a group of friends decide to take a trip Safari to spend their summer vacation in one of the mountainous areas and discover that a television channel you shoot people present in this region and broadcast imaging on the air, and exposed this group's positions many do not know whether the work of a TV channel to make display thatbroadcasts on the air more exciting or is it just a normal positions.
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