"Life Gets Better and Better"01 January 2011Factual55 mins
This documentary profiles Austrian Maria Prean, who at 60, began life anew and moved to Uganda to help care for the country's more than 2 million orphans. The award-winning film reveals the remarkable impact Prean has had on her adopted nation.
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Maria Prean - das Leben wird immer schöner TRAILER
Ein Mut machender und sehr persönlicher Dokumentarfilm über eine Frau die scheinbar unüberwindbare Grenzen nicht akzeptiert und fest entschlossen ihren ...
2012 PPFF Trailer #38 Maria Prean
Documentary | 0:55:00 | Germany | 2011 | English/German | Subtitled in English 2012 PPFF Nomination: People Of Faith : Jonas Stangle Director: ...
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Maria Prean - Das Leben wird immer schöner
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