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To Die or Not to Die
Stan, a director who, following a failed first film, had put an end to his career. During an appointment with his doctor, he learns that he only has 3 months left to live.
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Stan, a director who, following a failed first film, had put an end to his career. During an appointment with his doctor, he learns that he only has 3 months left to live.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror, Action
Written By:Thomas Combret, Anaïs Cavé
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:KissKissBankBank
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