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Movies to watch when you are sad and lonely

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Nomad

If you are sad and lonely, you can start watching movies. When you watch movies you can not only easily pass your time in a good way, which otherwise would have been spent lamenting, but also have fun. Here are a few movies that you can watch when you are sad and dejected.
Amelie (French, 2001)
Love Actually (English, 2003)
Something's Gotta Give 9English, 2003)
 
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