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Sihem is a waitress at a small café in Marseille. She’s doing her best to get her new life in France sorted out. But the sudden arrival of her brother, who has made his way there from Algeria, presents challenges she could not have foreseen.
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Sihem is a waitress at a small café in Marseille. She’s doing her best to get her new life in France sorted out. But the sudden arrival of her brother, who has made his way there from Algeria, presents challenges she could not have foreseen.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Max Ramier, Oumnia Hanader
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:CinéFabrique — École nationale supérieure de cinéma, Alma Corre
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