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Diary of a Woman
Diary of a Woman follows Alex Darkley, a middle-aged teacher, who’s descent into suicidal insanity is triggered by his early childhood and facing refusal and bigotry when living out his sexual ambiguity.
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Diary of a Woman follows Alex Darkley, a middle-aged teacher, who’s descent into suicidal insanity is triggered by his early childhood and facing refusal and bigotry when living out his sexual ambiguity.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Simon Aeby
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:carm.one productions gmbh, Simon Aeby Films
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