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Klaus (mid-thirties) spends his summer holidays in a hot Airbnb apartment in the big city. The flat is owned by a midwife, which klaus - having a deep-rooted fear of kids – sees as an unlucky sign. frustrated with life, he doesn’t do much apart from endlessly swiping on his phone, warming up microwave meals and spying on neighbors through a camcorder with an extreme zoom function. but is klaus only looking at others, or is he being looked at himself as well?
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Klaus (mid-thirties) spends his summer holidays in a hot Airbnb apartment in the big city. The flat is owned by a midwife, which klaus - having a deep-rooted fear of kids – sees as an unlucky sign. frustrated with life, he doesn’t do much apart from endlessly swiping on his phone, warming up microwave meals and spying on neighbors through a camcorder with an extreme zoom function. but is klaus only looking at others, or is he being looked at himself as well?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Olivier De Bree
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