

In Bern, a confluence of events forces Max, a radio commentator, to face the personal sense of frustration he feels in politics, his job and his relationship. A veteran of the ’68 generation, he confronts the demise of that utopian dream, breaking the bonds of his dreary existence during one night.
Land of Fire All Night Long was directed by Clemens Klopfenstein and Remo Legnazzi.
Land of Fire All Night Long runs for 1h 30min, and was released in 1981.
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