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Despondency (2026)
A high school girl drifts through the same quiet routine every day. As time passes, her world grows smaller and more isolated, revealing the weight of her depression. Struggling with loneliness, she finds herself stuck in a cycle that makes each day feel the same as the last.
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A high school girl drifts through the same quiet routine every day. As time passes, her world grows smaller and more isolated, revealing the weight of her depression. Struggling with loneliness, she finds herself stuck in a cycle that makes each day feel the same as the last.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Sydney Lovering
In Theaters:5/5/2026
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Runtime:8 minutes
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