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Blackout Journey

2004, German. Directed by Sigi Kamml.

Musician Mio from Berlin is astonished when he learns that he is entitled to a handsome sum in compensation for the death of his parents in a terrorist attack several years earlier. All he needs is the signature of his brother Valentin, who lives in Austria, and then the money can start to pour in. However, the project turns out to be more difficult than expected, because as a mountain farmer on the alpine pasture, the brother lives in a world of his own.

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1h 24m
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Language
German
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Released
10 November 2004
Country
Austria, Germany, United Kingdom
Written by
Uwe Kossmann, Raimund Maessen, Maximilian Vogt

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Blackout Journey (2004) was directed by Sigi Kamml and stars Arno Frisch, Marek Harloff, Mavie Hörbiger.

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