Paths
By Chris Miera
2017 | 107 min | Drama
Andreas and Martin finally have more time for themselves again and go to the Baltic Sea. But the mood is disturbed by their different expectations.
Chris Miera
DirectorChris Miera is a filmmaker known for his work in the LGBTQ+ genre. He gained recognition for his film "Paths" which premiered at the Berlin International Film Festival. Miera is also known for his film "Romeos" which received critical acclaim. He continues to be a prominent voice in LGBTQ+ cinema, exploring themes of identity and relationships through his work.
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