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1:29:00
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Rating:
6.6
Director:
Thomas Arslan
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In Spring 2005, Thomas Arslan took a trip from Istanbul and Ankara to the southwest and from there to the Iranian border. This is his personal view of this country: not journalistic reportage, but impressions of daily life.
Aus der Ferne
IMDB - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0768172
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SOURCE: Aus der Ferne 2006 1080p web YTS
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GENERAL INFO
Genre: Documentary
Director: Thomas Arslan
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Plot: In Spring 2005, Thomas Arslan took a trip from Istanbul and Ankara to the southwest and from there to the Iranian border. This is his personal view of this country: not journalistic reportage, but impressions of daily life.
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English
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MEDIAINFO
In Spring 2005, Thomas Arslan took a trip from Istanbul and Ankara to the southwest and from there to the Iranian border. This is his personal view of this country: not journalistic reportage, but impressions of daily life.
