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Vacation time, summer camp, a place where cellphones are kept safe and the kids have to do outdoor activities. For the first time, Laura tries to adapt to the group.
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Vacation time, summer camp, a place where cellphones are kept safe and the kids have to do outdoor activities. For the first time, Laura tries to adapt to the group.
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Written By:René Guerra, Eva Randolph
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Imagem-Tempo, Selva Ilimitada
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