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The Crazy Little Fuck (2007)
During a summer camp, a group of children fight for their lives as they encounter a dangerous criminal transformed into a crocodile, searching for a sacred luck charm which can bring him back to his human form.
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During a summer camp, a group of children fight for their lives as they encounter a dangerous criminal transformed into a crocodile, searching for a sacred luck charm which can bring him back to his human form.
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Genre:Family, Comedy
Written By:Bernardo Guilherme, Melanie Diamantas, Lui Farias, Riva Farias
In Theaters:12/25/2007
Box Office:$427,037
Runtime:80 minutes
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