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Kronos. Ende und Anfang 

A desperate family on its way to self-destruction - a drama about struggling generations, "Kronos" becomes an absurd symbol of the recurrent process of perishing and new beginnings.
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A desperate family on its way to self-destruction - a drama about struggling generations, "Kronos" becomes an absurd symbol of the recurrent process of perishing and new beginnings.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Olav F. Wehling
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Runtime:87 minutes
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