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A raw portrayal of Berlin’s uniquely hedonistic culture, EX joins Diana and a carousel of majestic misfits as they indulge in a night of lust, truths and self destruction in the club “confessional.”
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A raw portrayal of Berlin’s uniquely hedonistic culture, EX joins Diana and a carousel of majestic misfits as they indulge in a night of lust, truths and self destruction in the club “confessional.”

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:George Markakis
Written By:George Markakis, Marie Fleuret, George Markakis, Marie Fleuret
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:I Have My Art, Cornelsen Films, Authorwave

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