Suicide Room
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Last published Mon, Jan 22, 2018
Priča o 17ogodišnjem adolescentu koja prati njegove probleme sa depresijom i homofobijom njeovih roditelja. Već par godina Mathias se bori sa okolinom u kojoj živi, pronalazeći podršku i utjehu u jako malo ljudi. Da li će stići do kraja?
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