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The Legend of Timm Thaler: or The Boy Who Sold His Laughter 

The devil tricks a little boy off his laughter in exchange for assured wins in all his bets. It depicts his journey after the deal with the devil, how he loses his soul bit by bit with each win.
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The devil tricks a little boy off his laughter in exchange for assured wins in all his bets. It depicts his journey after the deal with the devil, how he loses his soul bit by bit with each win.

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Genre:Family, Adventure, Drama, Fantasy
Directed By:Andreas Dresen
Written By:Alexander Adolph
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Box Office:$39,670
Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:ZDF, Constantin Film, Rolize GmbH & Co.

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