Volker Schlöndorff regresa a Cannes con Visitation

Volker Schlöndorff ha regresado al Festival de Cannes con Visitation, su nueva película que recorre la historia de dos casas de verano alemanas a lo largo de un siglo.

La última obra del director ofrece una elegante crónica de los tiempos cambiantes a través de la lente de dos propiedades en Alemania. Abarca cien años y captura los cambios en la historia y la vida cotidiana a lo largo del camino.

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