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A drama set in the near future, it centers on Marius and his daughter Lisa, who are currently experiencing a financial crisis. In order to regain their success, Marius decides to participate in an experiment that has serious consequences for the family.
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A drama set in the near future, it centers on Marius and his daughter Lisa, who are currently experiencing a financial crisis. In order to regain their success, Marius decides to participate in an experiment that has serious consequences for the family.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Stefan Bruckner, Manuel Herzog
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Studio:Fachhochschule St. Pölten
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