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(Half) the Time of My Life
At sixty life only begins, at thirty it's already half over! The thirtieth birthday, the day when the two is replaced by the three, is a dreaded date: Now heads must be nailed down!
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At sixty life only begins, at thirty it's already half over! The thirtieth birthday, the day when the two is replaced by the three, is a dreaded date: Now heads must be nailed down!
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Marko Doringer
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Box Office:$215,315
Runtime:93 minutes
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