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So Awkward: Kids Camp
Lily's taken a job at a summer camp that has a reality show being shot on the grounds. Could this be the big break for fame she's always wanted? And will Lily's shot for stardom stay on track?
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Lily's taken a job at a summer camp that has a reality show being shot on the grounds. Could this be the big break for fame she's always wanted? And will Lily's shot for stardom stay on track?
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Genre:Comedy, Family, TV Movie
Written By:Anthony MacMurray
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Channel X
Cast
Jason Wingard
Director
Cleo Demetriou
Lily Hampton
Alex Carter
Jeff Malone
Ellie Clayton
Claire Fox
Faisal Dacosta
Dominic Bell
Audrey Aherne-Conroy
Maddy Thompson
Billy Hickey
Conan O'Flynn
Sean Gordon
Zak Small
Rosie Ekenna
Teyah Wilcox
Bodhi Rae Breathnach
Tamana Molloy
Jarlan Bogolubov
Luca Morris
Ella Kenion
Caroline
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