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8 Days in August
Two happy families, a quiet beach and a house in the hills above the Adriatic Sea. It could be so perfect. But when teenager Finn has a breakdown it brings turmoil not only to the friendship between the families but also to the relationship between his parents Helena and Adam. Eight days in August that change everything.
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Two happy families, a quiet beach and a house in the hills above the Adriatic Sea. It could be so perfect. But when teenager Finn has a breakdown it brings turmoil not only to the friendship between the families but also to the relationship between his parents Helena and Adam. Eight days in August that change everything.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Markus Ziegler, Samuel Perriard
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Catpics, Helios Sustainable Films, MiC, SRF, SRG SSR, BLS Südtirol Alto Adige, Apulia Film Commission
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