Souvenir

Souvenir

1996 · 74 min · ★ 5.8 · Drama

An elliptical, poetic film about an American woman sportswriter who wanders around Paris remembering traumatic experiences in her life.

Directed by Michael H. Shamberg · Written by Michael H. Shamberg

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