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At the age of 29, Karoline Bentzen is diagnosed with breast cancer. This film is about disease, feeling like you are reduced to nothing but a sick person and that your life has been put on pause.
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At the age of 29, Karoline Bentzen is diagnosed with breast cancer. This film is about disease, feeling like you are reduced to nothing but a sick person and that your life has been put on pause.
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Written By:Karoline Bentzen
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Spiller ingen rolle
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