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I'm Okay (2016)
An anti-romantic comedy where we watch a couple at the end of their relationship, instead of the beginning. We follow Deen, a neurotic brown guy, and his benevolent bisexual best friend Hani, as they try to find meaning in their lives.
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An anti-romantic comedy where we watch a couple at the end of their relationship, instead of the beginning. We follow Deen, a neurotic brown guy, and his benevolent bisexual best friend Hani, as they try to find meaning in their lives.
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