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School for Scumbags
An often-expelled student finds a home at the Gafin School for "misdirected" teens -- an institution run by professional thieves.
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An often-expelled student finds a home at the Gafin School for "misdirected" teens -- an institution run by professional thieves.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime, Drama
Written By:Aaron Rapke, Natalie Shampanier, Stewart Kaye, Inon Shampanier
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Studio:ImageMovers, Matt Sinn Productions, Voltage Pictures
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