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A journalist in her late twenties is beaten up by the police during clashes in Berlin on the turbulent October 7, 1989. The film constructs that day in the life of Nina R.
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A journalist in her late twenties is beaten up by the police during clashes in Berlin on the turbulent October 7, 1989. The film constructs that day in the life of Nina R.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Thomas Kuschel
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