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The Last Fifteen Minutes (2025)
In a bedroom-turned-pressure cooker, an Indonesian woman and her African-American husband confront the final fifteen minutes of their failing marriage. Preparing for an event, the mundane act of getting dressed unravels into a quiet battlefield of cultural tension and emotional distance.
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In a bedroom-turned-pressure cooker, an Indonesian woman and her African-American husband confront the final fifteen minutes of their failing marriage. Preparing for an event, the mundane act of getting dressed unravels into a quiet battlefield of cultural tension and emotional distance.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Candra Aditya
In Theaters:8/23/2025
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Runtime:15 minutes
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