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Chairs in the Snow (2007)
"Stühle im Schnee" tells the story of a flight, the flight of a young girl in the world of fantasy to escape her rapist. The 14-year-old Clara was abducted by Thomas, 30, a brutal child molester. Maltreated and cruelly abused, she is held for 5 weeks in a box in the basement of a residential building.
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"Stühle im Schnee" tells the story of a flight, the flight of a young girl in the world of fantasy to escape her rapist. The 14-year-old Clara was abducted by Thomas, 30, a brutal child molester. Maltreated and cruelly abused, she is held for 5 weeks in a box in the basement of a residential building.
Rating:R
Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Marco Hasenkopf, Florian Anders
In Theaters:12/10/2007
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Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:Weilandfilm
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