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Devlan, a man struggling with mental health is exploring the possibility of taking his own life. However, his view on life is altered when he is faced with someone significantly closer to the edge.
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Devlan, a man struggling with mental health is exploring the possibility of taking his own life. However, his view on life is altered when he is faced with someone significantly closer to the edge.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Manuel Soriano
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Pie in the Sky Films
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