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Summer Gold (2023)
Four best friends are sent to an off-the-grid summer camp; no phones, no devices, no WiFi. There, the kids encounter four suspicious Camp Counselors, uncover the truth about Civil War gold that’s been missing for almost 200 years, and discover there’s a whole world waiting to greet them – if they just look up to see it.
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Four best friends are sent to an off-the-grid summer camp; no phones, no devices, no WiFi. There, the kids encounter four suspicious Camp Counselors, uncover the truth about Civil War gold that’s been missing for almost 200 years, and discover there’s a whole world waiting to greet them – if they just look up to see it.
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Genre:Adventure, Comedy, Family
Written By:Frank Antonelli, Caroline Zelder, John Kestner
In Theaters:7/7/2023
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Studio:Fairplay Pictures, Plotpoint Pictures
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