Wherever She Goes

Wherever She Goes

8.2IMDb Score
Released:1951-07-06
Genre:Drama
Duration:80 min
Director:Michael Gordon
Actors:Suzanne Parrett, Eileen Joyce, Muriel Steinbeck, Nigel Lovell, Tim Drysdale
Production:Faun Film Productions, Ealing Studios

Overview:

Film biography of Eileen Joyce, the celebrated Australian pianist, concentrating on her childhood in the Tasmanian bush and the Kalgoorlie goldfields. Opening and closing scenes showed the pianist herself performing at a concert.

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