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Immer an deiner Seite 

Nico and Clara go on a bike trip together on vacation to focus on each other again after a long time. But the vacation doesn't go as planned, as the two have very different ideas about their time together. Clara is more interested in the sexual side of things, while Nico wants to reconnect emotionally. The tension between the two of them increases, things become violent and the relationship is put to the test.
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Nico and Clara go on a bike trip together on vacation to focus on each other again after a long time. But the vacation doesn't go as planned, as the two have very different ideas about their time together. Clara is more interested in the sexual side of things, while Nico wants to reconnect emotionally. The tension between the two of them increases, things become violent and the relationship is put to the test.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Abraham Nielebock
Written By:Abraham Nielebock
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:Fachhochschule Dortmund, A.N. pictures

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