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Memento Mori
A young man looks back on the moment he first met his girlfriend, remembering the small sparks that brought them together. He tells their story with warmth and tenderness, from a simple encounter to a love that grew naturally between them. For him, it\s a cherished memory he still carries closely.
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A young man looks back on the moment he first met his girlfriend, remembering the small sparks that brought them together. He tells their story with warmth and tenderness, from a simple encounter to a love that grew naturally between them. For him, it\s a cherished memory he still carries closely.
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Genre:Horror, Romance, Drama
Written By:Lasse Gottlieb
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Runtime:3 minutes
Studio:WANTED PRODUCTION, Odense Filmværksted
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