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24/7: The Passion of Life
Directed by	Roland Reber
Written by	Roland Reber Mira Gittner
Produced by	Patricia Koch Marina Anna Eich
Starring	Marina Anna Eich Mira Gittner Christoph Baumann
Cinematography	Mira Gittner Roland Reber
Edited by	Mira Gittner
Music by	Wolfgang Edelmayer
Release dates	October 2005 (2005-10) (Sitges Film Festival) February 19, 2006 (2006-02-19) (Germany)
Running time	115 minutes
Country	Germany
Language	German

24/7: The Passion of Life is a German film directed by Roland Reber. It was released in 2006. ^[1]

Plot

Eva, a girl from a good family, accidentally meets Magdalena, another young woman; going to visit her at home, he discovers that she leads a double existence as a mistress. The protagonist is fascinated by the sensuality resulting from the BDSM culture.

References

External links

• 24/7: The Passion of Life at IMDb
• 24/7 The Passion of Life - Film Homepage

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