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My Therapist Said, I am Full of Sadness (2025)

Monica scours archive material for answers to the question of how queer life in Berlin and the wish to be accepted by their Christian-Indonesian parents can be reconciled.
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Monica scours archive material for answers to the question of how queer life in Berlin and the wish to be accepted by their Christian-Indonesian parents can be reconciled.

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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Monica Vanesa Tedja
In Theaters:9/8/2025
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:Studio Rumah Kedua, Open Society Foundations, Sinanunen

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