15 November 2021 Factual 106 mins
For nearly 50 years, reporter, writer and photographer Laurence Deonna risked her life to capture the noise and anger of our times.
Watch the official Laurence Deonna Free 2021 trailer in HD below.
Laurence Deonna as Herself
Daniel Gibel Editor
Switzerland 15 November 2021
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