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| Directed by | Beryl Koltz |
| Written by | Beryl Koltz |
| Produced by | Samsa Film Amour Fou Artémis Productions |
| Starring | Rob Stanley Joanna Scanlan Gary Cady Amber Doyle Angela Bain Jane Goddard Bentley Kalu |
| Music by | André Dziezuk |
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| Countries | Luxembourg, Austria, Belgium |
| Language | English |
Hot Hot Hot is a 2011 Luxembourg-Austrian-Belgian co-production film directed by Beryl Koltz.
Ferdinand, a shy forty-something man works for years for Fish Land, a big aquarium in a leisure complex. One day he is muted to the sauna- and hammam part of the complex, where he has suddenly to face nudity, sensuality and other actually tempting aspects of life...
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