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The Fortress
The personal stories of the people from all around the world waiting for a decision in an asylum-seekers centre in one of most restrictive countries in the world, Switzerland.
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The personal stories of the people from all around the world waiting for a decision in an asylum-seekers centre in one of most restrictive countries in the world, Switzerland.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Climage, SRG SSR, ARTE GEIE, RTS, RSI
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