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Bastagon and the Rainbow Princess
A strange comedy about loneliness, desire, individualism, the fear of dancing, outsiders, grandmothers, weird boys and weird girls, the great love and the one and only true Black Metal.
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A strange comedy about loneliness, desire, individualism, the fear of dancing, outsiders, grandmothers, weird boys and weird girls, the great love and the one and only true Black Metal.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Marc Schlegel
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Filmakademie Wien
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