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The Life Coach
A renowned life coach, secretly battling mental illness, forms a deep connection with an anonymous online supporter, but as his hidden struggles are exposed, he must navigate the fallout of his past while balancing personal healing, media scrutiny, and new relationships.
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A renowned life coach, secretly battling mental illness, forms a deep connection with an anonymous online supporter, but as his hidden struggles are exposed, he must navigate the fallout of his past while balancing personal healing, media scrutiny, and new relationships.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Patricia Bebia Mawa
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Diamond Plus Media, Broadframe Media
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