Romy und der Weg nach Paris

In the bustling world of 1958, a young Romy Schneider navigates the complexities of fame and personal identity amidst the pressures of being one of the most celebrated actresses of her time. Although she appears to have it all, she often feels trapped, suffocated by the expectations placed upon her. The story dives deep into her struggles, illustrating her quest for self-discovery and freedom as she endeavors to break away from the constraints of her celebrity status and carve her own path.

As Romy sets her sights on Paris, the narrative unfolds against a backdrop of glamour, ambition, and the bittersweet reality of her chosen career. The journey is not just a physical relocation but a profound exploration of her aspirations, desires, and the sacrifices she must make to achieve true fulfillment. Michelle Marly crafts a poignant portrayal of a woman grappling with the duality of her public persona and private self, capturing the essence of Romy's determination to find her light in a world that often casts long shadows.