Tell Me Why These Things Are So Beautiful
2024 · Movie
as Marianne Molnar
Marianne Farley is an actress and director, known for White Skin (2004), The Christmas Choir (2008) and Imaginaerum (2012). She was born in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Marianne has recorded a couple of music discs, including one for the French market in Quebec. Her television and film work has been lauded with many nominations and wins. One of these wins was for her film White Skin (2004). White Skin won a Genie award for the Best First Feature Film, a Best Canadian First Feature Award at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) and a Best Canadian Feature Award in the Victoria Independant Film and Video Festival for director Daniel Rob. Marianne directed her first short film, when Saccage was released in 2015.
Tell Me Why These Things Are So Beautiful
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as Marianne Molnar
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