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ANNIE FOREVER
Annie is a middle-aged woman in the midst of her life. She works as a hairdresser in a small, suburban town, and lives in a detached relationship with her husband. She is weighed down by loneliness in a stagnant existence, but cracks of chaos and longing exist within her. One day, an old acquaintance appears in the suburban landscape and, for the first time in a long time, Annie can feel herself. She begins to re-find her limits and gets a small glimpse into a different life.
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Annie is a middle-aged woman in the midst of her life. She works as a hairdresser in a small, suburban town, and lives in a detached relationship with her husband. She is weighed down by loneliness in a stagnant existence, but cracks of chaos and longing exist within her. One day, an old acquaintance appears in the suburban landscape and, for the first time in a long time, Annie can feel herself. She begins to re-find her limits and gets a small glimpse into a different life.
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