"Hunt for the Wilderpeople"
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Inga takes a pregnancy test in the morning in her apartment and places it on the breakfast table. While waiting for the result, she confronts her French lover Richard with the responsibility for their potential children and for the future prospects of their relationship. Inga wants to push Richard to an immediate position while he wants to postpone all the decisions until the test is complete.
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Inga takes a pregnancy test in the morning in her apartment and places it on the breakfast table. While waiting for the result, she confronts her French lover Richard with the responsibility for their potential children and for the future prospects of their relationship. Inga wants to push Richard to an immediate position while he wants to postpone all the decisions until the test is complete.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ann Zacharias
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:Sandrews, A.Z. Filmproduktion, Svenska Filminstitutet, FilmTeknik
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