Overview
The term "hypocenter" refers to the point from which an earthquake originates, where a bomb explodes, or where a meteorite strikes. Such points also exist in personal biographies. The animated film revolves around autobiographical themes and questions that lead to general discussions.
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Cast
Xenia Yvon Lesniewski
Xenia
Hanno Schnegg
Arschmoloch M.I.
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