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The New Life
One elderly couple decides to seek assisted death because of the fear caused by the absence of the other. However, before ending their lives, they make a final visit to their village to say goodbye to their childhood friends.
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One elderly couple decides to seek assisted death because of the fear caused by the absence of the other. However, before ending their lives, they make a final visit to their village to say goodbye to their childhood friends.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:David Herrera
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:Fahrenheit Films
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