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FRAUENFRAGMENTE: Galila
GALILA is a fragment of a young woman who has a mind of her own. Rebellious, honest and incredibly warm. Working in top gastronomy in Berlin for some time now, she still lives unofficially in a substandard apartment, her very own empire.
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GALILA is a fragment of a young woman who has a mind of her own. Rebellious, honest and incredibly warm. Working in top gastronomy in Berlin for some time now, she still lives unofficially in a substandard apartment, her very own empire.
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Schiefer Film
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