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Behind Closed Doors (2023)
A famous comedian makes a confession to a closeted stranger, two bickering parents come home to a surprising discovery, and an art gallery attendant gets a short glimpse into the life of a young woman she once briefly knew. Enter a new world with six enlightening tales of private revelations, lingering secrets and those fleeting moments where the burdens of everyday life are temporarily lifted.
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A famous comedian makes a confession to a closeted stranger, two bickering parents come home to a surprising discovery, and an art gallery attendant gets a short glimpse into the life of a young woman she once briefly knew. Enter a new world with six enlightening tales of private revelations, lingering secrets and those fleeting moments where the burdens of everyday life are temporarily lifted.
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Directed By:Irmak Karasu, Anthony Mullins, Svetlana Sigalaeva, Nicole Gullane, Inesa Marcinkevičiūtė, Florence Sobieski, Kris Kneen
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In Theaters:8/21/2023
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Runtime:123 minutes
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