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So, I finally sat through Roah-Roah! Der Schrei der Sehnsucht. Honestly? Unless you are a total nerd for 1920s travel documentaries, you can probably skip this one. It is very... dry. 🏜️ It is mostly for people who like to see how things looked a hundred years ago. If you want a plot or characters you can actually ca...
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"So, I finally sat through Roah-Roah! Der Schrei der Sehnsucht. Honestly? Unless you are a total nerd for 1920s travel documentaries, you can probably skip this one. It is very... dry. 🏜️ It is mostly for people who like to see how things looked a hundred years ago. If you want a plot or characters you can actually care about, go watch something else. It's basically a glorified vacation video from an era where vacations involved a lot more khaki and mosquitoes. The film follows Margit and Ludw..."
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