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The Traffic Light Turns Blue Tomorrow 

A friend's death triggers the tale about those of us who find community outside of society's norms. About the struggle to play the part of an adult in a world impossible to adjust to for many. Jussi's last text message states, 'This world is not for me.' Who exactly is this world for?
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A friend's death triggers the tale about those of us who find community outside of society's norms. About the struggle to play the part of an adult in a world impossible to adjust to for many. Jussi's last text message states, 'This world is not for me.' Who exactly is this world for?

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Ragnhild Ekner
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Story AB

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