How to Make It to the Promised Land
Summer camp gets really strange for 15-year-old Lizzie when she is forced to play a Holocaust role-play game.
Summer camp gets really strange for 15-year-old Lizzie when she is forced to play a Holocaust role-play game.
Sidney Allison
Jill
Lia Avraham
Kron/Karen
Marlane Barnes
Lizzie
Aaron Sanders
David
Peter Vack
Rafi
Summer camp gets really strange for 15-year-old Lizzie when she is forced to play a Holocaust role-play game.
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