Why 'Ambulance' is the Best Blockbuster to See this Year
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The Illusion of Progress
The boy is quiet, living and suffering as a prisoner of fate. He invents a game to figure out who he belongs with, but he breaks his own rules and spirals into a swirling indecision about love and, honestly, his entire existence... He just sits there staring into space, and his girlfriend doesn't get it.
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The boy is quiet, living and suffering as a prisoner of fate. He invents a game to figure out who he belongs with, but he breaks his own rules and spirals into a swirling indecision about love and, honestly, his entire existence... He just sits there staring into space, and his girlfriend doesn't get it.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Adonyi-Walsh Gáspár
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