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How to Fly
Frustrated with the hopeless search for professional therapy, Martha looks for help with a spiritual self-help group. When this group turns out to be an autoaggressive cult, she needs to decide whether she gives in to her fate, or flies home.
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Frustrated with the hopeless search for professional therapy, Martha looks for help with a spiritual self-help group. When this group turns out to be an autoaggressive cult, she needs to decide whether she gives in to her fate, or flies home.
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Genre:Mystery, Comedy
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:Shining Film AG, Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg
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