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Don't Let Me Die
The corpse of a woman is found in front of Maria’s apartment window. She agrees to take charge of the funeral, becoming involved in her neighbour’s existence. Maria adopts the woman’s unattended dogs and forms a bond with her estranged son. After the burial, Maria tries to reclaim her own life back, but a haunting feeling lingers.
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The corpse of a woman is found in front of Maria’s apartment window. She agrees to take charge of the funeral, becoming involved in her neighbour’s existence. Maria adopts the woman’s unattended dogs and forms a bond with her estranged son. After the burial, Maria tries to reclaim her own life back, but a haunting feeling lingers.
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Genre:Mystery, Drama
Written By:Andrei Epure, Ana Maria Gheorghe
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Box Office:$3,086
Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:Saga Film, Handplayed, Arrogant Films, Tomsa Films, Conceptual Lab
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