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Eva turns 70 and is losing direction in life. A young man named Alex makes her feel young again. A film about starting a new life when the old one ends. And a story of aging, but not getting old.
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Eva turns 70 and is losing direction in life. A young man named Alex makes her feel young again. A film about starting a new life when the old one ends. And a story of aging, but not getting old.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Amund Sigurdssønn Karlsen
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Runtime:35 minutes
Studio:KarjolFilm
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