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* OverprotectiveDad: Things go awry when the boys flee the house they were dragged off to by some girls in Tennessee when the girls' gun-crazy daddy gets back home.
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* LoveTriangle: A [[TriangRelations type 4]] between Veit (A), Zoe (B) and Tom (C). Veit is so furious about Zoe spending the night with Tom that he drives to Frisco alone and leaves Tom behind at the motel. Tom later pettily complains that Veit could at least have told him which post office in Frisco they were going to.

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* LoveTriangle: A [[TriangRelations type 4]] between Veit (A), Zoe (B) and Tom (C). Veit is so furious about Zoe spending the night with Tom that he drives to Frisco alone and leaves Tom behind at the motel. Tom later pettily complains that Veit could at least have told him which post office in Frisco they were going to.
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* [[spoiler:GovermentConspiracy: The real story behind the postcards.]]

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* [[spoiler:GovermentConspiracy: [[spoiler:GovernmentConspiracy: The real story behind the postcards.]]
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The UsefulNotes/BerlinWall fell and two lifelong friends from East Germany, Veit (Mücke) and Tom (Schweighöfer), want to travel to San Francisco, the former in order to find his father, whose only life sign since fleeing the GDR is an annual birthday postcard to his son, always postmarked from the same post office in San Francisco. The pair's low budget only gets them a flight to New York and the rest isn't enough for a rail ticket, forcing them into an adventurous road trip across the country, never sure if they'll get to Frisco in time, and always needing to earn money to get there.

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The UsefulNotes/BerlinWall fell and two lifelong friends from East Germany, Veit (Mücke) and Tom (Schweighöfer), want to travel to San Francisco, UsefulNotes/SanFrancisco, the former in order to find his father, whose only life sign since fleeing the GDR UsefulNotes/EastGermany is an annual birthday postcard to his son, always postmarked from the same post office in San Francisco. The pair's low budget only gets them a flight to New York and the rest isn't enough for a rail ticket, forcing them into an adventurous road trip across the country, never sure if they'll get to Frisco in time, and always needing to earn money to get there.

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''Friendship!'' (2010) is a German movie telling a coming-of-age story about [[SoWhatDoWeDoNow two politically messed-up guys]].

The UsefulNotes/BerlinWall fell and two lifelong friends from East Germany, Veit (Friedrich Mücke) and Tom (Creator/MatthiasSchweighofer), want to travel to San Francisco, the former in order to find his father, whose only life sign since fleeing the GDR is an annual birthday postcard to his son, always postmarked from the same post office in San Francisco. The pair's low budget only gets them a flight to New York and the rest isn't enough for a rail ticket, forcing them into an adventurous road trip across the country, never sure if they'll get to Frisco in time, and always needing to earn money to get there.

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''Friendship!'' (2010) is a 2010 German movie telling a coming-of-age story about [[SoWhatDoWeDoNow two politically messed-up guys]].

film directed by Markus Goller and starring Friedrich Mücke and Creator/MatthiasSchweighofer.

The UsefulNotes/BerlinWall fell and two lifelong friends from East Germany, Veit (Friedrich Mücke) (Mücke) and Tom (Creator/MatthiasSchweighofer), (Schweighöfer), want to travel to San Francisco, the former in order to find his father, whose only life sign since fleeing the GDR is an annual birthday postcard to his son, always postmarked from the same post office in San Francisco. The pair's low budget only gets them a flight to New York and the rest isn't enough for a rail ticket, forcing them into an adventurous road trip across the country, never sure if they'll get to Frisco in time, and always needing to earn money to get there.
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