An intimate, seemingly traditional film story, which deals with several important, universal themes - from problems of destiny, human rights, relations, incomplete happiness and difficult life-choices to the questions of social norms and choosing isolation as a possible path towards happiness.
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Wild Strawberries / Les Fraises des bois (2012) - Trailer
Directed by : Dominique Choisy Produced by : 31 Juin Films Genre: Fiction - Runtime: 1 h 48 min French release: 18/04/2012 Production year: 2011 Violette ...
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