
Distant Lights
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2/11/2003Runtime
105 minsGenres
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Two countries, two towns, one river. The Oder River separates not only Frankfurt in Germany from Slubice in Poland, but entire worlds. People, whether rich or poor, come here in search of happiness—and often find themselves pushed to their limits. A film about people who, by a twist of fate, are inextricably linked for two days—stealing and cheating, loving and helping, hoping and despairing.

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A fragmented portrait of life suspended at a border, where small acts of transgression and quiet desperation reveal the human cost of geopolitical divides. The film observes rather than judges, piecing together intimate moments that accumulate into something unexpectedly moving.
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