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Salamanca Shadow
When a sixth former and his assigned 12-year-old buddy get stranded on a school music trip to Salamanca, they must race to find their way back in time for the final disco.
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When a sixth former and his assigned 12-year-old buddy get stranded on a school music trip to Salamanca, they must race to find their way back in time for the final disco.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Adventure
Written By:Christian Stevens
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Studio:Not Thought Through Productions
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