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The Bar Mitzvah Club (2015)

Arty leads a secret group of adolescent boys who manipulate the stock market and control New York City. His hold on power is jeopardized when his parents split, causing him to use all his influence to force his dad back home.
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Arty leads a secret group of adolescent boys who manipulate the stock market and control New York City. His hold on power is jeopardized when his parents split, causing him to use all his influence to force his dad back home.

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Genre:Comedy, TV Movie
Directed By:Daniel Poliner
Written By:Daniel Poliner
In Theaters:8/13/2015
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Studio:NBC

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