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A flat tire, and the date is getting closer: Martin and his daughter have a date with Mama at the playground. But she prefers to party with her friends at the Spree, like there would be no pandemic. Soon summer will arrive in Berlin.
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A flat tire, and the date is getting closer: Martin and his daughter have a date with Mama at the playground. But she prefers to party with her friends at the Spree, like there would be no pandemic. Soon summer will arrive in Berlin.
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Written By:Nino Klingler, Frédéric Jaeger
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Frédéric Jaeger Produktion, Universität der Künste Berlin
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