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Frederik wakes up hungover in an unfamiliar bed. On his way home, he meets Hjalte, who is having an anxiety attack. Frederik tries to help this stranger in need, to the best of his abilities. A comedy about anxiety, hangovers and humanity.
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Frederik wakes up hungover in an unfamiliar bed. On his way home, he meets Hjalte, who is having an anxiety attack. Frederik tries to help this stranger in need, to the best of his abilities. A comedy about anxiety, hangovers and humanity.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jonas Robstad Nielsen, Magnus Axelsen
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