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Kind of Paris
At a rest stop in the middle of nowhere, Bernd waits in his rickety Volvo for a group of passengers he is to take to Paris. One by one they arrive: Shy Julian, grumpy Zlatko, chaotic Marie. And... who else? Only one thing is clear: one more is coming.
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At a rest stop in the middle of nowhere, Bernd waits in his rickety Volvo for a group of passengers he is to take to Paris. One by one they arrive: Shy Julian, grumpy Zlatko, chaotic Marie. And... who else? Only one thing is clear: one more is coming.
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:IFS Internationale Filmschule Köln gGmbH
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