Directed by John M. Keller
Olivia, an Franco-American writer, returns to her ancestral village in the south of France to write the story of her grandmother, who fled Paris during the Nazi invasion during World War II. There, she meets Madeline, a talented local artist who quickly replaces her grandmother as the face of the novel. A number of strange coincidences ensue, causing Olivia to ask whether she's part of history's unfolding story, or vice-versa.
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