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The Day Jesus Flew to Heaven 

After the death of her father, Eva's mother marries shady businessman and father of two daughters, Michael Bader. Together with Eva she moves into his country house in the middle of nowhere. After years of living together Eva develops a strong hatred towards her stepfather and his daughters. Also, her relationship with her mother worsens with each passing year, becoming more and more unbearable. Eva only visits her mother once and a while, and usually, only when she needs money. During one of her visits, Eva overhears a phone call between her stepfather and a Business associate. On Ascension Day, a "hot" business deal is to be transacted at the house while Eva’s mother is out with Michael’s two daughters.
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After the death of her father, Eva's mother marries shady businessman and father of two daughters, Michael Bader. Together with Eva she moves into his country house in the middle of nowhere. After years of living together Eva develops a strong hatred towards her stepfather and his daughters. Also, her relationship with her mother worsens with each passing year, becoming more and more unbearable. Eva only visits her mother once and a while, and usually, only when she needs money. During one of her visits, Eva overhears a phone call between her stepfather and a Business associate. On Ascension Day, a "hot" business deal is to be transacted at the house while Eva’s mother is out with Michael’s two daughters.

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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Harald Holzenleiter
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Avalon International

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