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The Final Cut
Max, a young man in his late twenties, prepares for an important date with the help of his loyal barber. But when Monday arrives, the evening unravels once more this time in front of his coworkers. As he revisits every moment, the film explores the comedy and quiet tragedy of modern expectations: how far we go to be seen, and how hard it is to feel good enough.
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Max, a young man in his late twenties, prepares for an important date with the help of his loyal barber. But when Monday arrives, the evening unravels once more this time in front of his coworkers. As he revisits every moment, the film explores the comedy and quiet tragedy of modern expectations: how far we go to be seen, and how hard it is to feel good enough.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Aleksander Emé
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