'Don't Lose Your Head' - MiamisFF Review
'Don't Lose Your Head' follows the motto of "grades aren't everything."
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Michael has learned how to pass — composed, controlled, unremarkable. Living with Dermatillomania, he hides behind carefully built habits in a world quick to judge what it doesn’t understand. But as those coping mechanisms begin to fail, the line between control and compulsion collapses, exposing the quiet violence beneath.
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Michael has learned how to pass — composed, controlled, unremarkable. Living with Dermatillomania, he hides behind carefully built habits in a world quick to judge what it doesn’t understand. But as those coping mechanisms begin to fail, the line between control and compulsion collapses, exposing the quiet violence beneath.
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