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Identifying font used in Taylor Swift's - "All too well" short film

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Need help identifying the font used in Taylor Swift's "All too well" short film on YouTube and on promos. 

Edit : Sorry for not clarifying, I'm looking for the font used in " All too well" , "Are you real" and "All too well : the short film" 

Alternates are appreciated too!

Thank You 

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4 minutes ago, Ralf Herrmann said:

Which of the two?

Sorry, I updated my question. 

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Any leads? No other forum was able to find it either. Could it be a custom font? 

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It's a revival of “Schmale Mediaeval” (1960), published in Lettera 2 (Arthur Niggli), designed by Walter Hættenschweiler and Armin Haab. The question mark is not part of the original source (see image attached).

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