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The Loneliness of Lizards

2022, German. Directed by Christopher Kaufmann.

Ralph suffers from burnout. And is a reptiloid. A film crew portrays the once successful businessman in his cluttered apartment and investigates the question of whether Ralph is really a lizard man who seeks world domination, or a lonely, confused man who is really just looking for love and attention.

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Released
25 November 2022
Original title
Die Einsamkeit der Echsen
Country
Germany
Written by
Christopher Kaufmann

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The Loneliness of Lizards (2022) was directed by Christopher Kaufmann and stars Heinz Weixelbraun, Hannah Meyer Cosack.

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