Sometimes things happen that silence everything else. Nothing makes sense any more. A narrow asphalt path meanders through woods and fields. A recurring image. It happened here somewhere. A tree and a cross, decorated with fresh flowers. Something happened here that was to change Henri’s life forever. He has been alone, everywhere, ever since – no matter whether he is with his friends, at parties or at home. Whatever happens, he is there and yet absent.
A HOLE IN MY HEART (Pustka w moim sercu) - TRAILER | KWT 2015
Pustka w moim sercu (A Hole in My Heart / Un creux dans mon cœur) w reżyserii Mees Peijnenburg NL 2015 10 min. (14+) *** OPIS FILMU *** SCROLL ...
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Kino Kontrovers präsentiert Lukas Moodyssons („Lilja 4-ever" „Raus aus Amal") schockierendes Drama mit Sanna Bråding („Skeppsholmen") Thorsten Flinck ...
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