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The End of It
In a near-future world where ageing can be cured and death is now optional, Claire, a former provocative artist approaching her 250th birthday, decides she’s had enough, she wants to die.
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In a near-future world where ageing can be cured and death is now optional, Claire, a former provocative artist approaching her 250th birthday, decides she’s had enough, she wants to die.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Maria Martinez Bayona
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Elation Pictures, Fasten Films, Eye Eye Pictures, Cobalt Films, BBC Film
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