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A plot of land, a house by the lake, its changing inhabitants. This one plot of land reflects 70 years of German history from Weimar, the Nazis, the war, the Soviet occupation and reconstruction to the fall of the GDR.
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A plot of land, a house by the lake, its changing inhabitants. This one plot of land reflects 70 years of German history from Weimar, the Nazis, the war, the Soviet occupation and reconstruction to the fall of the GDR.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Volker Schlöndorff
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:Ziegler Film, StudioCanal, Studio Babelsberg, Volksfilm, Mideu Films

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