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White Turnips Make It Hard to Sleep
1. Find a reassuring explanation for a bout of sleeplessness: the eating of white turnips; 2. Observe the mechanisms of passion; 3. Escape inadequate ideas. It’s the story of a breakup.
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1. Find a reassuring explanation for a bout of sleeplessness: the eating of white turnips; 2. Observe the mechanisms of passion; 3. Escape inadequate ideas. It’s the story of a breakup.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Rachel Lang
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:ChevalDeuxTrois, Stempel Films
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