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The Happy Pill (2020)
The Happy Pill is a story of one woman's struggle with depression and the terrible lens it puts on life. Neglectful family and abusive work relationships beat Amy into trying every pill under the sun, until she finally takes the revenge that some may find hard to swallow.
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The Happy Pill is a story of one woman's struggle with depression and the terrible lens it puts on life. Neglectful family and abusive work relationships beat Amy into trying every pill under the sun, until she finally takes the revenge that some may find hard to swallow.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Kayla King, Jeremy King
In Theaters:2/8/2020
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Runtime:14 minutes
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