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Franky Five Star
When things get too much, Franky checks into a hotel, which exists only in her head. The hotel is the home of four entirely different personalities, who alternately rule over her actions in real life.
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When things get too much, Franky checks into a hotel, which exists only in her head. The hotel is the home of four entirely different personalities, who alternately rule over her actions in real life.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Knut Mierswe, Birgit Möller
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Runtime:114 minutes
Studio:Aamu Film Company, One Two Films, ZDF, Achtung Panda!
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