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Returnees
The story of Saadia, who decided after her husband's death to leave her home in France, after many years of alienation, and return with her four children to the land of Morocco, leaving behind her two eldest sons who decided to stay and settle in France. But the problems started since the children learned of the sudden news of settling in Morocco forever. The problems start with the teenage daughter who is addicted to smoking and who enters an illegal relationship with an older man, and enters herself into multiple problems. And the problem of the son Said, who tried in all ways to return to France to live with his brothers and if it was the secret immigration. As well as the problems of the youngest son with the Arabic language at school.
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The story of Saadia, who decided after her husband's death to leave her home in France, after many years of alienation, and return with her four children to the land of Morocco, leaving behind her two eldest sons who decided to stay and settle in France. But the problems started since the children learned of the sudden news of settling in Morocco forever. The problems start with the teenage daughter who is addicted to smoking and who enters an illegal relationship with an older man, and enters herself into multiple problems. And the problem of the son Said, who tried in all ways to return to France to live with his brothers and if it was the secret immigration. As well as the problems of the youngest son with the Arabic language at school.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Khannata Hilali
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:2M
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