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34 Days, 18 Hours (2018)

It's Theo's birthday today and all he wants is to talk to his ex, Lucile. All she wants is to talk to him. In a serendipitous turn of events, they call each other at the same time and end up leaving each other a voicemail, saying more in one message than they would have ever said in one conversation.
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It's Theo's birthday today and all he wants is to talk to his ex, Lucile. All she wants is to talk to him. In a serendipitous turn of events, they call each other at the same time and end up leaving each other a voicemail, saying more in one message than they would have ever said in one conversation.

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Written By:Hélène Schweitzer
In Theaters:5/5/2018
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Runtime:6 minutes
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