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The Open Universe

1990, German. Directed by Klaus Wyborny.

The whole world in one film: Robert, a young Dane, is shanghaied in Marseille, and via Acapulco he is abducted into the South Pacific. There he kills his father and seduces his mother. Then he explores the changing world. The end finds him in a Polynesian village, where the chief bestows him with a girl of his age-class. A novel of adventure, a novel of love, also an oratory of some sort.

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1h 34m
Post-credits
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Language
German
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Released
26 January 1990
Original title
Das offene Universum
Country
Germany
Written by
Klaus Wyborny

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The Open Universe runs 94 minutes (1h 34m).

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Who directed The Open Universe?

The Open Universe (1990) was directed by Klaus Wyborny and stars Christoph Hemmerling, Hanns Zischler, Tilda Swinton.

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