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The King of Kreuzberg

1991, German. Directed by Matthias Drawe.

The film describes the life of R., a young turk man in Berlin, Germany, who is of the oppinion that he can fly. One day he succeeds in doing so, but no witness is there to testify the situation. Should all his efforts have been for nothing? In the mean time he meets a young woman, L., and temporarily forgets his aim to fly.

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Released
29 January 1991
Original title
Der König von Kreuzberg
Country
Germany

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The King of Kreuzberg (1991) was directed by Matthias Drawe.

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