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Little Paradise 

Annegret, is a mentally handicapped woman in her mid-thirties who falls in love with Res, an oldish slightly peculiar rocker. Annegret's family however is not happy with the relationship and they want to stop her seeing her lover. Annegreth fights back.
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Annegret, is a mentally handicapped woman in her mid-thirties who falls in love with Res, an oldish slightly peculiar rocker. Annegret's family however is not happy with the relationship and they want to stop her seeing her lover. Annegreth fights back.

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:Paul Riniker
Written By:Paul Riniker, Eva Vitija
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Hugofilm

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