“Where Fireflies Dance”
An indie production of a romantic drama with a country-western feel meant to explore lost love.
The Last Bet
The elderly couple Ernst and Leni regularly bet on the last piece of chocolate. They make a bet as to which of them will die first. Both want to die before the other, but each for their own reasons. In a black-humored and unsentimental way, both show that they don’t want to be without each other.
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The elderly couple Ernst and Leni regularly bet on the last piece of chocolate. They make a bet as to which of them will die first. Both want to die before the other, but each for their own reasons. In a black-humored and unsentimental way, both show that they don’t want to be without each other.
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