The Joy of Living (2024)
A young married couple with two pre-teen kids takes a weekend trip to a large amusement park. In the hotel room, the woman discovers that her husband had a suicide attempt. He convinces her to hide the truth from the kids and to carry on with their holidays. Though she agrees, she spends the whole day trying to secretly investigate why her husband opted for such a dramatic step.
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A young married couple with two pre-teen kids takes a weekend trip to a large amusement park. In the hotel room, the woman discovers that her husband had a suicide attempt. He convinces her to hide the truth from the kids and to carry on with their holidays. Though she agrees, she spends the whole day trying to secretly investigate why her husband opted for such a dramatic step.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Szymon Waćkowski
In Theaters:8/8/2024
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Studio Munka, Stowarzyszenie Filmowców Polskich, TVN Warner Bros. Discovery
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