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One Night in Berlin (2011)

In just one night, a young woman has to search the streets of Berlin for her homeless father, who has become a stranger to her - and under cover of darkness, the secrets of her GDR past come to light.
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In just one night, a young woman has to search the streets of Berlin for her homeless father, who has become a stranger to her - and under cover of darkness, the secrets of her GDR past come to light.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Kivmars Bowling
Written By:Kivmars Bowling
In Theaters:2/18/2011
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