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Isabel In Winter (2015) [N/A]

Featuring:
Susanne Schröder, Lea Willkowsky

Written by:
Laura Baumeister de Montis
Gabriela Vidal

Directed by:
Laura Baumeister de Montis, Teresa Kuhn

Release Date:
October 23, 2015

Original Title:
Isabel Im Winter

Alternate Titles:
Isabel en Invierno

Ratings / Certifications:
N/A

Runtime: 22

Overview from TheMovieDB

Isabel is deeply dissatisfied with her motherhood. She expects more from her life. Will she be able to walk away, leave her son and start a new life?

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Isabel lives with her mother, sister and her little son Jonas. She wants to run away. Surrounded by woods, moody fields and rows of ever so similar greenhouses she has the feeling of slowly wasting away, similar to the age worn family dog that she has a strong bond with. Her sister, who takes care of Jonas, is leaving to study abroad. This puts a pressure on Isabel's desire to leave, and her own inability to take care of her son.

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Lea Willkowsky

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Production

Director:
Laura Baumeister
Teresa Kuhn

Screenplay:
Laura Baumeister
Teresa Kuhn

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