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A teen blogger must go from downtown to a small town when an unfortunate event forces her to live with the biological father she's never met.
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A teen blogger must go from downtown to a small town when an unfortunate event forces her to live with the biological father she's never met.
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Genre:Family, Comedy
Written By:Beata Parkanová, Alexandra Škampová, Beatriz Šajmovičová, Juraj Šajmovič
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Road Movies, AS Design, Adore Films
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