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The Epilogue of Gregory Archambault (2021)

Gregory Archambault is a dark comedy about a suicidal writer who can't commit suicide because he's not satisfied with his suicide letter. After receiving his 300th plus rejection letter for his novel, Gregory sets down a path to write the perfect suicide letter, but he runs into the problem that he can't write one that satisfies him.
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Gregory Archambault is a dark comedy about a suicidal writer who can't commit suicide because he's not satisfied with his suicide letter. After receiving his 300th plus rejection letter for his novel, Gregory sets down a path to write the perfect suicide letter, but he runs into the problem that he can't write one that satisfies him.

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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Robert DeSanti
In Theaters:3/8/2021
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Robert's Pocket Entertainment, Missive Behavior Productions, Spork Productions

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