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Slip on your favorite dungarees and spend the day on the east coast of New Zealand before the 90s.
Stranded
A young woman is dumped by her boyfriend during a trip around the world. But just as they are going home to Denmark, all air traffic from the island closes due to corona. They are now stranded. At the hotel. In the break-up. And in life. The time becomes a turmoil of confusing emotions expanding from love to hate, doubt, jealousy and heartbreak. The ex-couple float bewildered through the days in a golden, tropical prison. While he wants to go home as soon as possible, she fights to delay their journey home. Because as long as they are physically together, their relationship lasts - at least in her head.
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A young woman is dumped by her boyfriend during a trip around the world. But just as they are going home to Denmark, all air traffic from the island closes due to corona. They are now stranded. At the hotel. In the break-up. And in life. The time becomes a turmoil of confusing emotions expanding from love to hate, doubt, jealousy and heartbreak. The ex-couple float bewildered through the days in a golden, tropical prison. While he wants to go home as soon as possible, she fights to delay their journey home. Because as long as they are physically together, their relationship lasts - at least in her head.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Morten Schmidt
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