A house is the object of a film director's fascination. The house could
be anywhere in the world, and it could look like anything - these things
do not matter. What matters is what the house represents - a place
of sanctuary, somewhere that you can call 'home'. It is a place where
several people may live. Some of them may be just passing through,
others may stay for a much longer period. It is a house that smiles
on anyone who walks through its door, a place where everyone is welcome...
Language: French / Lithuanian / French Sign Language
Support: Color
Runtime: 120 min
Aka:The House
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