The Ocean in your Eyes

The Ocean in your Eyes

2026 · 3 min · Drama

Two young women meet in a sparse motel room somewhere in Germany - an Italian worker far from home and a restless woman in search of home in her own country. While the sounds of construction sites dominate their everyday lives, they find a sense of connection in memories, touch and a shared moment of silence.

Directed by Jeanine Lang · Written by Jeanine Lang

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Mara Suter Chiara
Jeanine Lang Lissi

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