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A Love Like No Other
In West Berlin, two men, a teacher and a bookseller, have a long standing gay relationship. While they are secure and sucessful their relationship is waning.
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In West Berlin, two men, a teacher and a bookseller, have a long standing gay relationship. While they are secure and sucessful their relationship is waning.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Martin Ripkens, Hans Stempel
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Runtime:104 minutes
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