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An artist and her whole existence spent away from her homeland. The insight of a son, that forty years later interprets again the work of his mother.
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An artist and her whole existence spent away from her homeland. The insight of a son, that forty years later interprets again the work of his mother.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Maria Cecilia Reyes, Sandro Bozzolo
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Studio:Just A Moment, Meibi, Piemonte Doc Film Fund
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