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Ching Ling, die Fliege 

A young political prisoner in World War II is slowly going insane in his lonely cell. Only a fly, a metaphor for a woman, keeps him alive - but also because he can play fate with the fly...
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A young political prisoner in World War II is slowly going insane in his lonely cell. Only a fly, a metaphor for a woman, keeps him alive - but also because he can play fate with the fly...

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Genre:Horror, Romance
Directed By:Michael Blume
Written By:Michael Blume
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Filmgruppe '82, Micha-Blume-Filmproduktion

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