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15-year-old Pauline commits social suicide in class and in front of her idol, film star Ingvar Lykke, when she accidentally posts a private snap. But instead of dying of shame, she rebels against an ocean of unwritten rules.
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15-year-old Pauline commits social suicide in class and in front of her idol, film star Ingvar Lykke, when she accidentally posts a private snap. But instead of dying of shame, she rebels against an ocean of unwritten rules.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Nina Elisabeth Grøntvedt, Elisabeth Matheson
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Blaane film
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