Covered Tracks

Year: 1938

Runtime: 81 mins

Language: German

Director: Veit Harlan

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Séraphine and her mother travel to Paris for the 1867 World Exhibition, but the crowded city forces them into separate hotels. The mother, already ill, deteriorates overnight. When Séraphine returns, her mother has vanished and no one recalls meeting her. The confused young woman must find someone who will believe her.

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