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Joana has just moved in with her boyfriend and their dog Boris. It's an important step in a relationship. In their new apartment filled with boxes, they are missing a mattress. Joana decides to go out and buy one. Faced with the choice of a new mattress, Joana is overcome with doubts. She is no longer sure what she really wants. She begins to doubt her decision, her relationship, and the world around her.
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Joana has just moved in with her boyfriend and their dog Boris. It's an important step in a relationship. In their new apartment filled with boxes, they are missing a mattress. Joana decides to go out and buy one. Faced with the choice of a new mattress, Joana is overcome with doubts. She is no longer sure what she really wants. She begins to doubt her decision, her relationship, and the world around her.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Elias Jutzet, Sarah Rathgeb
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