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Die Hades Fraktur 

Hades and Persephone have opened a secret club in the bowels of the former Hotel Timp, Cologne´s infamous transvestite venue. Each night, a limited number of guests are permitted to enter the dank brothel and be “entertained” by several well-known hosts, 7 beautiful women imprisoned by Hades, and the couple themselves.
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Hades and Persephone have opened a secret club in the bowels of the former Hotel Timp, Cologne´s infamous transvestite venue. Each night, a limited number of guests are permitted to enter the dank brothel and be “entertained” by several well-known hosts, 7 beautiful women imprisoned by Hades, and the couple themselves.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Signa Köstler
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Schauspiel Köln, SIGNA

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