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Pauline is a young aspiring photographer, who will do anything for success. For an upcoming contest about the fear of dying, she gets together with her childhood friend. Their friendship is put to the test, when one's phobia becomes the opportunity of the other.
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Pauline is a young aspiring photographer, who will do anything for success. For an upcoming contest about the fear of dying, she gets together with her childhood friend. Their friendship is put to the test, when one's phobia becomes the opportunity of the other.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Manuel Held
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Pierrot Productions
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