India, Dec. 14 -- Writer-director Christian Petzold's fourth collaboration with actor Paula Beer is another enriching tale of the many ways in which human beings co-exist and continue to transform each other's lives. It is a film of small wonders, one where the frame stays still and carefully considers the suggestions without overstepping it. It is again the trust in Beer's presence which holds the film together.

Mirrors No 3 begins with Laura (Paula Beer) standing on the road, looking over the bridge. What's troubling her? There's something she doesn't want to share, and Petzold lets her be without demanding any answers. She's here but somehow absent-minded, unable to hide her disconnect. But tragedy awaits her.

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