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Mozambique is in the midst of civil war. A single train connects Nampula to Malawi. No civilians are allowed and yet hundreds risk their lives through 700km of ...
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Oscar submission for Best Foreign Film 2018 Set in northern Mozambique in the 1980s a train under military guard must transport its passengers and goods ...
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In Mosambik ist Ende der 1980er Jahre ein militärisch bewachter Zug unterwegs auf der Strecke zwischen Nampula und Malawi. Die Fahrgäste sind bereit ...
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