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30 Days to Happiness 

“30 Days to Happiness” is an absurd yet deeply human tragedy. After a painful breakup, Louis’s world collapses. A strange TV commercial promises happiness within thirty days. He begins the program. But as the days pass, the line between healing and losing himself begins to blur.
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“30 Days to Happiness” is an absurd yet deeply human tragedy. After a painful breakup, Louis’s world collapses. A strange TV commercial promises happiness within thirty days. He begins the program. But as the days pass, the line between healing and losing himself begins to blur.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Valentijn de Man
Written By:Valentijn de Man, Jian Groenewald
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:Exclamation Films

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