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Square Peg in a Black Hole (2025)
Alma, a theater assistant, is having a panic attack on the toilet when she discovers a black hole has opened up in the neighboring cubicle. Entranced by the whirling void, she finds herself sucked into several vignettes about the meaning of life.
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Alma, a theater assistant, is having a panic attack on the toilet when she discovers a black hole has opened up in the neighboring cubicle. Entranced by the whirling void, she finds herself sucked into several vignettes about the meaning of life.
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Genre:Comedy, Animation, Drama
Written By:Ansgar Beck, Leonard Dick
In Theaters:11/12/2025
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg
Cast
Ansgar Beck
Director
Lucie Emons
Alma / Monkey / Lint Person / Narrator
Jannik Süselbeck
Narrator (voice) / Black Hole / Dung Beetle
Arne Kerst
David
Estelle Schmidlin
Sybille
Heisam Abbas
Theater Director
Christoph Frank
Puppet 1
Elena Sofie Böhler
Puppet 2
Helen Haase
The Moon
Leonard Dick
Dung Ball / Interviewer
David Steffen
Belly Button (voice)
Vladimir Ederle
Belly Button
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