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Lara was severely traumatised as a child and every day this trauma catches up with her. During a photo session, she falls in love with Conrad, a writer who has just been released from prison. What Conrad doesn't know is that everyone around her knows the burden Lara lives with. Her uncle Markus resorts to drastic means to save Lara and risks losing her forever.
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Lara was severely traumatised as a child and every day this trauma catches up with her. During a photo session, she falls in love with Conrad, a writer who has just been released from prison. What Conrad doesn't know is that everyone around her knows the burden Lara lives with. Her uncle Markus resorts to drastic means to save Lara and risks losing her forever.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Andreas Arnstedt
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Runtime:85 minutes
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Andreas Arnstedt
Director
Elzemarieke de Vos
Lara Wildner
Oliver Stokowski
Martin Wildner
Milla Katschinski
Lena Wildner
Stephan Grossmann
Markus Gerlach
Kristine Keil
Regina Wildner
Thilo Prothmann
Konrad Heiland
Paul Walther
Sven Kleiber
Mathieu Carrière
Hermann Zuber
David C. Bunners
Achim Trolle
Janina Elkin
Carola Jurgan
Barbara Frey
Sabine Kraft
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