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After all men worldwide commit suicide, Joyce becomes hopelessly addicted to the past and longs for her lost love. Looking for a way to get her boyfriend back, she comes into contact with a pseudoscientific group of women who try to manifest 'the male'. But should we want men back? Or might a world without men be better?
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After all men worldwide commit suicide, Joyce becomes hopelessly addicted to the past and longs for her lost love. Looking for a way to get her boyfriend back, she comes into contact with a pseudoscientific group of women who try to manifest 'the male'. But should we want men back? Or might a world without men be better?
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Genre:Science Fiction, Horror, Drama, TV Movie, Mystery
Written By:Paul de Vrijer, Gonzalo Fernandez Carmona
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Runtime:43 minutes
Studio:Family Affair Films, VPRO
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