A depressed insurance salesman who once aspired to become a singer-songwriter breaks up with his supportive girlfriend and starts swiping on a dating app. There he meets a series of strange people who invite him to join what appears to be a cult. The group tells him they can achieve his dreams -- will he decide to join?
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Japan 01 January 2019
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13 March 2019
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15 May 2019
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19 June 2019
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01 August 2019
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04 July 2019
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30 May 2019
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31 July 2019
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02 August 2019
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20 April 2019
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16 September 2019
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