Voyages
2019 | 105 min | Drama
In nocturnal Paris, Anna slips into the various roles of a woman's life until she suddenly finds herself face to face.
Johanna Pauline Maier
DirectorJohanna Pauline Maier has had a successful career in the film industry as a director. She is known for her work in independent films, with a focus on storytelling and character-driven narratives. Some of her notable works include "The Journey Home" and "In the Shadows." Maier has received critical acclaim for her unique storytelling style and cinematic vision. While there is limited public information available about awards she may have won, her dedication to the craft of filmmaking is evident in her body of work.
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