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FILM REVIEW - The Child of the Sahara
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Name:
The Child of the Sahara
Second Name:
L'enfant du Sahara
Category:
Drama
Year:
2015
Company:
Adler & Associates Entertainment
Language:
French, Arabic
Actiors:
Ahd Saddik, Abdelmoula Oukhita, Lahbiba el Basraoui, Ahmed Oukhita, Blandine P?lissier, Sarah Bensoussan, Laurent Merlin, Laurent Merlin, Ahmed Belghiti, Laurent Merlin, Marie Adler
Min:
93
Description:
Following the death of his parents in a car accident, a French teenager is informed that he is actually adopted, and that his biological parents are the Moroccan couple whom he had been led to believe were his aunt and uncle. Forced to choose between going to them or becoming a ward of the French state, he decides to join his real parents at their home on the edge of the Sahara. But isolation, culture shock and a jealous brother soon lead him to question whether he's made the right choice after all. With br
Following the death of his parents in a car accident, a French teenager is informed that he is actually adopted, and that his biological parents are the Moroccan couple whom he had been led to believe were his aunt and uncle. Forced to choose between going to them or becoming a ward of the French state, he decides to join his real parents at their home on the edge of the Sahara. But isolation, culture shock and a jealous brother soon lead him to question whether he's made the right choice after all. With br
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