Life Is Strange: Directors' Commentary Trailer (2016)
"Life Is Strange: Directors' Commentary"28 January 2016Factual64 mins
An exclusive behind the scenes documentary with Co-Producers Michel Koch, Raoul Barbet and Luc Baghadoust as they discuss the inspirations and challenges they faced when creating the critically and award winning Life is Strange.
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