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Three Days with Janine, Three Days with John

196815mKlaus Wyborny

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A society is described in which everyone only has six days to live. The film follows two of these people through their existence. People are born by appearing, they die by disappearing. When all the people appearing in the film died in a more or less natural way, large telegraph poles announce their work on earth.

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What is Three Days with Janine, Three Days with John (1968) about?

A society is described in which everyone only has six days to live. The film follows two of these people through their existence. People are born by appearing, they die by disappearing. When all the people appearing in the film died in a more or less natural way, large telegraph poles announce their work on earth.

Who stars in Three Days with Janine, Three Days with John?

Three Days with Janine, Three Days with John stars Sybille Nabel, Susanne Nabel, Jochen Wolf, Franz Winzentsen, Ursula Winzentsen. The film was directed by Klaus Wyborny.

How long is Three Days with Janine, Three Days with John?

Three Days with Janine, Three Days with John has a runtime of 15 min and premiered in 1968.

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