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How I Learned Not To Kill Myself
Ofelia, a young woman, works as a waitress and lives in a daze, with headphones on and constant thoughts of suicide. One evening, she meets a strange guy at a bar, and a peculiar connection forms between them—he offers to help her carry out her plan. That same night, however, her father dies.
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Ofelia, a young woman, works as a waitress and lives in a daze, with headphones on and constant thoughts of suicide. One evening, she meets a strange guy at a bar, and a peculiar connection forms between them—he offers to help her carry out her plan. That same night, however, her father dies.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Norbert Boda
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