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Taiketsu 

In this war torn megalopolis a group of people struggles for survival. An artist tries to save her lover, a politician his integrity, a sportsman his dignity, a merchant his money and a cab driver his organs. But as all these people fight, love, trick and run for their lives in an epic conflict, they discover one sole truth: You are your own maker.
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In this war torn megalopolis a group of people struggles for survival. An artist tries to save her lover, a politician his integrity, a sportsman his dignity, a merchant his money and a cab driver his organs. But as all these people fight, love, trick and run for their lives in an epic conflict, they discover one sole truth: You are your own maker.

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Genre:Science Fiction, Action
Directed By:Sven Knüppel
Written By:Sven Knüppel
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Gula Mons Filmsyndikat, Generation X Group Film- & Medienproduktion

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