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Vika
The craftswoman Vika loves her secluded life. She is thrown into a tailspin when she kills a burglar one night in the heat of the moment. The guilt haunts her like a dark shadow until she finds her own form of penance.
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The craftswoman Vika loves her secluded life. She is thrown into a tailspin when she kills a burglar one night in the heat of the moment. The guilt haunts her like a dark shadow until she finds her own form of penance.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Hanna Seidel, Fabien Virayie
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg, SWR, ARTE
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