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Children of the Night
Anna is shocked by Sara's age, as they meet for the first time. All the same, they build up their tent in the livingroom and follow the instructions of the forum's list step by step. Although neither of them is able to hide their doubts, they're depending on each other. The task ahead isn't bearable alone.
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Anna is shocked by Sara's age, as they meet for the first time. All the same, they build up their tent in the livingroom and follow the instructions of the forum's list step by step. Although neither of them is able to hide their doubts, they're depending on each other. The task ahead isn't bearable alone.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kim Allamand
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:Zürcher Hochschule der Künste
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