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Adolf Haeberli's house is falling apart but he hasn't been tidying up since his mother passed away. Although he likes order, he's more focused on writting countless letters on his typewriter. He fights his community's politbureau because he lives in a cramped house in the middle of the luxury town of St. Moritz. Haeberli is a portrait of a lateral thinker's right to self-will in his own town and this document makes sure every voice is heard.

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