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Staubwelt 

An elderly crime investigator has reached the end of her career. Shortly after stepping down, she encounters the Devil, who has appeared in the city and begun working as a police photographer. During a series of walks together, a warmth develops between them. Over the course of their conversations, the Devil reveals he needs her help to end his own existence.
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An elderly crime investigator has reached the end of her career. Shortly after stepping down, she encounters the Devil, who has appeared in the city and begun working as a police photographer. During a series of walks together, a warmth develops between them. Over the course of their conversations, the Devil reveals he needs her help to end his own existence.

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Genre:Drama, Fantasy
Directed By:Sawandi Groskind
Written By:Sawandi Groskind, Saarlotta Virri, Kim Ekberg
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:POST POST

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