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Asmae Amrani is a famous influencer, and everything in her life seems to be perfect until she receives a gift from a mysterious fan who claims she only has three months to live. Who is this fan? What do they really want? As Asmae’s life gradually turns upside down, answers are found, and the terrifying truth is finally revealed.
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Asmae Amrani is a famous influencer, and everything in her life seems to be perfect until she receives a gift from a mysterious fan who claims she only has three months to live. Who is this fan? What do they really want? As Asmae’s life gradually turns upside down, answers are found, and the terrifying truth is finally revealed.

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Written By:Jérôme Cohen-Olivar
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Runtime:83 minutes
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