Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio
During the rise of fascism in Mussolini's Italy, a wooden boy brought magically to life struggles to live up to his father's expectations.
Boughaba
Bouazza was born and lived his entire life in the forest, in close contact with nature. He wouldn't trade his way of life for anything in the world. He decides to marry Yamna, the daughter of the village chief who lives on the edge of the forest, and begins a new life with her. One evening, during a walk, Bouazza sees a strange light appear in the sky. From that moment on, his troubles begin.
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Bouazza was born and lived his entire life in the forest, in close contact with nature. He wouldn't trade his way of life for anything in the world. He decides to marry Yamna, the daughter of the village chief who lives on the edge of the forest, and begins a new life with her. One evening, during a walk, Bouazza sees a strange light appear in the sky. From that moment on, his troubles begin.
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