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The Fishing Place (2025)
A World War 2 drama that follows Anna who is captured by the Nazis and is released from captivity in exchange for taking on a mission: She will work for a German priest, to find out if he is involved in the Norwegian resistance movement.
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A World War 2 drama that follows Anna who is captured by the Nazis and is released from captivity in exchange for taking on a mission: She will work for a German priest, to find out if he is involved in the Norwegian resistance movement.
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Genre:Drama, History
Written By:Rob Tregenza
In Theaters:2/6/2025
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Living Daylights Productions, Epoché, Gestell Motion Picture Company, Truewest AS, Storyline Pictures
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