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Conference of the Homeless

Conference of the Homeless

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Documentary

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Delegations of the homeless from all over the world march in. This is a film in which there is nothing to see. - Vlado Kristl

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Released

Original Language

German

Runtime

5 mins

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Release Date

01 January 2003

Country

Germany

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