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7.5Good Bye, Lenin!(de)
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7.0Capote(en)
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8.3I Swear(en)
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7.5Masoch(it)
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8.4The Pianist(en)
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8.6Schindler's List(en)
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7.2People on Sunday(de)
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7.4La Vie en Rose(fr)
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4.7Dirty Hands(fr)
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7.9Downfall(de)
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7.0Marianne and Juliane(de)
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6.1Good(en)
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