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All Hell Broke Loose the Day Before
A woman invites three friends over to eat, drink, and chat. While they appear to enjoy the day, they avoid discussing their deeper struggles. Tension rises until the focus shifts to a mutual acquaintance facing divorce. This sparks inner unrest among them. Eventually, the conversation ends, and everyone goes home.
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A woman invites three friends over to eat, drink, and chat. While they appear to enjoy the day, they avoid discussing their deeper struggles. Tension rises until the focus shifts to a mutual acquaintance facing divorce. This sparks inner unrest among them. Eventually, the conversation ends, and everyone goes home.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Nur Sultan Bulut
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Fikirdaş Medya
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