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Phoenix Phoenix

Christian Petzold / Germany / 2014 / 98 min / German

Berlin, 1945. Nelly Lenz returns from a concentration camp with a heavily disfigured face. After reconstructive surgery, she begins to search for husband and love of her life, Johnny, who lives in ignorance of her brave survival. Psychological thriller from director Christian Petzold (Transit).

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