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Distant Lights

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A group of Ukrainian immigrants are smuggled into Poland. Once there, three teens -- Marko (Martin Kiefer), Katharina (Alice Dwyer) and Andreas (Sebastian Urzendowsky) -- smuggle cigarettes from Germany to Poland. Meanwhile, a black-market businessman tries to unload mattresses while warring with an employee, Milena (Aleksandra Justa). And Milena's husband, Antoni (Zbigniew Zamachowski), races against time to scrape together the cash to pay for his daughter's wedding dress.

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Greg Muskewitz eFilmCritic.com Rated: 5/5 Jul 28, 2004 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis A group of Ukrainian immigrants are smuggled into Poland. Once there, three teens -- Marko (Martin Kiefer), Katharina (Alice Dwyer) and Andreas (Sebastian Urzendowsky) -- smuggle cigarettes from Germany to Poland. Meanwhile, a black-market businessman tries to unload mattresses while warring with an employee, Milena (Aleksandra Justa). And Milena's husband, Antoni (Zbigniew Zamachowski), races against time to scrape together the cash to pay for his daughter's wedding dress.
Director
Hans-Christian Schmid
Producer
Jakob Claussen, Thomas Wöbke
Screenwriter
Hans-Christian Schmid, Michael Gutmann
Production Co
Claussen & Wöbke Film Production
Genre
Drama
Original Language
German
Runtime
1h 44m
Sound Mix
Surround