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Gisberta 

Again and again, Elisha finds himself confronted by Alex, Timo, Sascha, and Mika – all 14-year-olds living in the boys’ orphanage with him. Their worlds ought to be similar and yet they are completely different.
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Again and again, Elisha finds himself confronted by Alex, Timo, Sascha, and Mika – all 14-year-olds living in the boys’ orphanage with him. Their worlds ought to be similar and yet they are completely different.

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Directed By:Lisa Violetta Gaß
Written By:Matthias Vom Schemm
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:IFS Internationale Filmschule Köln gGmbH

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Lisa Violetta Gaß

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Moritz Michels

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Ferdinand Lehmann

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Dagny Dewath

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