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Losing Vietnam
Living in limbo for 30 years - physically in Germany but virtually in Vietnam via constant Skyping and karaoke chatrooms - a couple is torn on where to call home when a storm destroys their house in Vietnam that held the promise of their eventual return.
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Living in limbo for 30 years - physically in Germany but virtually in Vietnam via constant Skyping and karaoke chatrooms - a couple is torn on where to call home when a storm destroys their house in Vietnam that held the promise of their eventual return.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Tim Ellrich
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg, Coronado Film
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