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A Gentle Noise Between the Lines 

George is in his 40s, a family man, on the fast track in his job - until one day a stranger claims ownership of 2m² of his house, enters the home, sets up his bed in the living room and stays. While the stranger is expanding his space in the house bit by bit, a gloomy feeling is taking hold of George.
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George is in his 40s, a family man, on the fast track in his job - until one day a stranger claims ownership of 2m² of his house, enters the home, sets up his bed in the living room and stays. While the stranger is expanding his space in the house bit by bit, a gloomy feeling is taking hold of George.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Sophie Linnenbaum
Written By:Sophie Linnenbaum
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Filmuniversität Babelsberg KONRAD WOLF, MDR

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