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Days out of Time 

Norbert had actually planned to leave already. But an accident has left him bedridden and forces him to spend the time after Christmas with his mother as well.
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Norbert had actually planned to leave already. But an accident has left him bedridden and forces him to spend the time after Christmas with his mother as well.

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Genre:Family, Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Alexander Peskador
Written By:Lorenzo Schicho, Alexander Peskador
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Runtime:5 minutes
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