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A World Beyond

2013, German. Directed by Heidi Kranz.

Hans and Fridel are a marriage that come to Java fleeing of the pursuit Nazi just before the Second World war comes untied. In this paradise Hans finds an employment as municipal police, but his wife, always unsatisfied, turns into one addicted to the opium. One day Hans knows Helen, the daughter of an important businessman, with whom he falls in love almost to the instant. But Fridel is his major worry, and can´t leave her, though it will not be able to forget Helen either.

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Released
29 March 2013
Original title
Liebe und Tod auf Java
Country
Germany
Written by
Christian Pfannenschmidt

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A World Beyond (2013) was directed by Heidi Kranz and stars Muriel Baumeister, Francis Fulton-Smith, Michael Mendl.

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