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The Jakes Are Missing
Janice and Donald Jakes have fallen out of love and into Police Protection. Being at the wrong place at the wrong time sends Simon Jakes, and his parents to a journey where they will rediscover what it means to love each other.
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Janice and Donald Jakes have fallen out of love and into Police Protection. Being at the wrong place at the wrong time sends Simon Jakes, and his parents to a journey where they will rediscover what it means to love each other.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Bianca Isaac
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Figjam Entertainment
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