Plot
Madison (Sarah Roemer) lives in New Orleans. When she finds herself suicidal and desperate, she locks herself in her apartment for 30 days. Using a video camera to document herself like a visual journal, Madison vows that if she does not have the answer to her questions and feel more at peace with her life, she will kill herself on the 30th day.
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