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The Bambi Effect
Veronica and Cecilie meet on the Internet, and decide to disappear together. They travel to a cabin in a remote place by the ocean to carry out their plan. They bring along a camera to document the last days of their lives.
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Veronica and Cecilie meet on the Internet, and decide to disappear together. They travel to a cabin in a remote place by the ocean to carry out their plan. They bring along a camera to document the last days of their lives.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Linda Gabrielsen, Øystein Stene
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Box Office:$33,144
Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Feil Film
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