“The Invite” Will Make You Stress Eat
The Invite is witty, dramatic, funny, and probably the best comedy released this year so far.
Tenda Radit
Radit wants to take part in the Campground Week which will be held by his elementary school. But he turned into sadness and disappointment because the overprotective attitude of Radit's mother always didn't approve of his favorite child to take part in activities outside the home that were too dangerous. But Radit did not give up and found a way to still the feeling of camp.
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Radit wants to take part in the Campground Week which will be held by his elementary school. But he turned into sadness and disappointment because the overprotective attitude of Radit's mother always didn't approve of his favorite child to take part in activities outside the home that were too dangerous. But Radit did not give up and found a way to still the feeling of camp.
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Genre:Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Dzauqy Ilham
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Gardav
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