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Heartbreak Hotel
In the reality show HEARTBREAK HOTEL, Tara checks in to break her old dating pattern – but the longing to be seen pushes her away from her mission to find herself. Seen through the hotel cameras, Tara's detour unfolds as a drama of envy, hidden hierarchies and the most difficult love of all: self-love.
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In the reality show HEARTBREAK HOTEL, Tara checks in to break her old dating pattern – but the longing to be seen pushes her away from her mission to find herself. Seen through the hotel cameras, Tara's detour unfolds as a drama of envy, hidden hierarchies and the most difficult love of all: self-love.
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