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In 100 Years
Charlotte receives a solemn phone call from her father, Henning. The time has come. A childhood promise resurfaces in her memory—a vow that if the light of life ever fades for him, she would assist him in his journey to the beyond, but not until "a hundred years" had passed.
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Charlotte receives a solemn phone call from her father, Henning. The time has come. A childhood promise resurfaces in her memory—a vow that if the light of life ever fades for him, she would assist him in his journey to the beyond, but not until "a hundred years" had passed.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Hektor Bille Hornsleth
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Runtime:27 minutes
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