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City-Sleeper (1991) | Slate

City-Sleeper

Homelessness in New York. Interviews with those affected. An architect from San Francisco comes up with the idea of building the so-called "City Sleeper" - a housing container. Couldn't the City Sleeper also be used for the homeless of the Federal Republic of Germany?

Released: 1991
Runtime: 29m
Genres: Documentary
Country: Germany
Language: German

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Gerhard ScheumannDirector

Walter HeynowskiDirector

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