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Zweisamkeit | Slate

Zweisamkeit

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Rated 5.0 on TMDB

Zweisamkeit

By observing the everyday life of an older couple, we realise that love goes through different phases and that it is often hidden behind simple, everyday gestures.

Genres: Documentary

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Lilian SassanelliDirector, Writer

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