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No Name City 

In a Western theme park near Vienna, a handful of "residents" (the people who work there) are living on the small line between reality and fiction. Yearning to live "outside of the fence", they chased their dreams and hoped to catch an individualistic freedom, a life between fiction and reality. Together the inhabitants of "No Name City" try desperately to keep the five year old city, their dream, alive, despite the constantly changing owners and lack of visitor income.
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In a Western theme park near Vienna, a handful of "residents" (the people who work there) are living on the small line between reality and fiction. Yearning to live "outside of the fence", they chased their dreams and hoped to catch an individualistic freedom, a life between fiction and reality. Together the inhabitants of "No Name City" try desperately to keep the five year old city, their dream, alive, despite the constantly changing owners and lack of visitor income.

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Directed By:Florian Flicker
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