“Not My Dog,” But It Should Be
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The Melancholy Man (2017)
The Melancholy Man tells the story of the world’s saddest man who meets the world’s saddest woman. Through a fantastical lens, these characters come together in their harmonious misery and find something that surprises them both.
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The Melancholy Man tells the story of the world’s saddest man who meets the world’s saddest woman. Through a fantastical lens, these characters come together in their harmonious misery and find something that surprises them both.
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Genre:Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Bryce Parsons-Twesten, Samantha Smith
In Theaters:10/12/2017
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