The Black and White Metaphor in 'Passing'
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Luchsinger and the Gods
Four Swiss pensioners spend their retirement in Bali for economic reasons. In their luggage they carry memories and unresolved conflicts that have little to do with their new surroundings. And when one of them runs out of money even in cheap exile and the other, who draws a fat pension, faces death, they decide on a bold plan: to exchange their lives.
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Four Swiss pensioners spend their retirement in Bali for economic reasons. In their luggage they carry memories and unresolved conflicts that have little to do with their new surroundings. And when one of them runs out of money even in cheap exile and the other, who draws a fat pension, faces death, they decide on a bold plan: to exchange their lives.
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Written By:Markus Köbeli
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Alte Spinnerei Köbeli, Movie Studio Bali
Cast
Markus Köbeli
Director
Manfred Liechti
Ruedi Luchsinger
Andrea Zogg
Geri Zangger
Max Rüdlinger
Markus Hilfiker
Jürg C. Maier
Martin Balsiger
Ibu Komang Dodik
Wayan
Regula Imboden
Sonja Fritschi
Sebastian Krähenbühl
Heinz Fritschi
Sibilla Semadeni
Konsulatsangestellte
Puja Astawa
Sonnenbrillen-Verkäufer
Joseph J.U. Taylor
Ben
Rita Kara
Katie
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