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A big city trip is the start of the end if a great friendship. At dawn the next day, nothing is like it was the day before. Even the best of friendships may grow, or fall, apart. How to know when to fight, or when to let a friend go?
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A big city trip is the start of the end if a great friendship. At dawn the next day, nothing is like it was the day before. Even the best of friendships may grow, or fall, apart. How to know when to fight, or when to let a friend go?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Patrik Syversen
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Askild action & Fredrik Fiction, Pryserfilm, Ruberhai Film
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