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Do I Know You?
Anne, a twenty-something student, enjoys a slow, summery day in Leipzig. While strolling through her neighbourhood she has several encounters with a stranger. At the end of the day she can't help but ask: "Do I know you?"
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Anne, a twenty-something student, enjoys a slow, summery day in Leipzig. While strolling through her neighbourhood she has several encounters with a stranger. At the end of the day she can't help but ask: "Do I know you?"
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Yann Labry, Marieluise Lorenz
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:5 o'clock creativity
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