Released · 20 min
Hans is thirty. He is from Berlin-Kreuzberg, bike messenger, ex-boyfriend and son. Air Empty Room tells a typical day in his life. He works, meets pals. But actually it is the day of his mother's funeral, to which he does not participate, and instead tries to escape the truth in supposed ordinariness.
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