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Summer, sunshine and boredom. Parents are on a vacation in St. Tropez and NIK has the huge house to himself. He wants to profit and invites his grammer school friends over. He is ready to overcome his insecurity and to do whatever it takes to be part of the 'gang'.
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Summer, sunshine and boredom. Parents are on a vacation in St. Tropez and NIK has the huge house to himself. He wants to profit and invites his grammer school friends over. He is ready to overcome his insecurity and to do whatever it takes to be part of the 'gang'.
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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Thomas Ritter, Ken Zumstein
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Runtime:14 minutes
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