Willa (2015)
Overview
A railway station in the middle of nowhere. David is looking for his girlfriend: Willa. They were on their way to their own wedding, when an accident made them stuck at a small railway station. Now Willa is missing and none of the other fellow passengers know where she is. Although the next train is so supposed to come any minute, David leaves the railway station to search for Willa... An adaptation of Stephen King's short story Willa.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | de |
| Popularity | 0.883 |
Directed By
Helena Hufnagel
TOP CAST
Karoline Schuch
Willa
Fabian Oehl
David
Dunja Bengsch
Ruth Lander
Mareile Blendl
Mutter
Butz Ulrich Buse
Herr Lander
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