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The Last Show
An aging school band chats at length about their last concert at their old school, while truly strange things are happening in the Kreideberg district of Lüneburg. What's the deal with the weird coots, and what is the strange hacker up to?
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An aging school band chats at length about their last concert at their old school, while truly strange things are happening in the Kreideberg district of Lüneburg. What's the deal with the weird coots, and what is the strange hacker up to?
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Genre:Science Fiction, Comedy, Mystery
Written By:Andreas Thedens
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Damn Fine Club Of Cinema
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