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The Breath 

Twenty-six people talk about love and hardship, hope and bitterness, fear and happiness accompanied by celluloid images of Berlin at night. A symphony of life, a magical cosmos. The third part of the filmmaker’s “Chants” trilogy on space, time and the body.
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Twenty-six people talk about love and hardship, hope and bitterness, fear and happiness accompanied by celluloid images of Berlin at night. A symphony of life, a magical cosmos. The third part of the filmmaker’s “Chants” trilogy on space, time and the body.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Uli M Schüppel
Written By:Uli M Schüppel
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:schueppel-films, ZDF, ARTE

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