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Bad Nauheim: Looking for The King
In 1994, a young musician is seeking for his identity - and his father, The King. He refuses to believe that Elvis is dead. The way leads to Bad Nauheim, Germany. Where The King lived from 1958-1960.
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In 1994, a young musician is seeking for his identity - and his father, The King. He refuses to believe that Elvis is dead. The way leads to Bad Nauheim, Germany. Where The King lived from 1958-1960.
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Garrelt Danker Medienproduktion
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