Fanny's Journey

Fanny, all of twelve years old, is a tough little nut. But, most of all, she is a courageous little girl who, hidden in a home far from her parents, must take care of her two younger sisters. Forced to flee in a rush, Fanny becomes the head of a group of eight children and sets out on a dangerous mission across occupied France during World War II, aiming to reach the Swiss border. Between fear, outbursts of laughter, and unexpected encounters, the small group learns about independence and discovers solidarity and friendship. Third film director Lola Doillon French ('In their hands') in which he has worked almost entirely with children. The film was presented at the International Festival of Munich.