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Nothing to do, nowhere to go, no one to be
'How are you' asks the voice in his ear. 'Okay' Lars answers to avoid the question. The artificial intelligence seems to understand him and tries to help. A group of men. They have identical tents and the same voice in their ear. A post-humanist gaze into the forest.
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'How are you' asks the voice in his ear. 'Okay' Lars answers to avoid the question. The artificial intelligence seems to understand him and tries to help. A group of men. They have identical tents and the same voice in their ear. A post-humanist gaze into the forest.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Louis Marioth
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:RBB, Filmuniversität Babelsberg KONRAD WOLF
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