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Short film about generalized anxiety disorders. A disease that affects thousands and that often goes unnoticed by society. Those who suffer from this illness live daily with insomnia, palpitations, sweating, panic attacks, fear of everything around them... and an endless number of other things. They hide it with medication and try to lead as normal a life as possible but very few people around them ever understand what is happening.
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Short film about generalized anxiety disorders. A disease that affects thousands and that often goes unnoticed by society. Those who suffer from this illness live daily with insomnia, palpitations, sweating, panic attacks, fear of everything around them... and an endless number of other things. They hide it with medication and try to lead as normal a life as possible but very few people around them ever understand what is happening.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Yago Borrell
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Midgar Films
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