'Elemental'
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Lantana
Irmgard and Hermann’s quiet life in their small Saxon garden is brightened by a lantana plant—until the arrival of restless teenagers next door sparks tension. Soon, prejudices, delusions, and misunderstandings threaten to tear the garden community apart.
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Irmgard and Hermann’s quiet life in their small Saxon garden is brightened by a lantana plant—until the arrival of restless teenagers next door sparks tension. Soon, prejudices, delusions, and misunderstandings threaten to tear the garden community apart.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jule Mariebelle Heid, Nick Krause, Natalie Noack, Jonas Satke
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:MEzzA
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