Palindrome

A dying man gathers the three people who mattered most and tells them, calmly, that he has lived this life eleven times — and that this time he changed one thing, so one of them should not be alive. One room, one night, four men, no special effects: only a premise interrogated by people who have something to lose by believing it. Written, deliberately, as a novel before it becomes a film. A palindrome reads the same forward and backward; you decide which way this one runs.

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