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Under Cold Light
A serious accident shatters the night shift at a slaughterhouse on the brink of bankruptcy. Omar must decide whether — and how far — he is willing to go to help Yousef, his young, undocumented colleague who has been injured. As everyone tries to protect themselves, the power dynamics and exploitation governing this microcosm come to light.
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A serious accident shatters the night shift at a slaughterhouse on the brink of bankruptcy. Omar must decide whether — and how far — he is willing to go to help Yousef, his young, undocumented colleague who has been injured. As everyone tries to protect themselves, the power dynamics and exploitation governing this microcosm come to light.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ina Hout, Giorgio Dinello
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Studio:Filmuniversität Babelsberg KONRAD WOLF
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