Queer Friendship is Complicated in "Lakeview" (2024)
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I'll Have an Island
Malika is 47 and looks 10 years younger. Her life has always been one of intensity and chance encounters. Tired of this perpetual instability, she takes shelter for a while at Kamel, her father, in the flat where she grew up, and reconnects with him before he leaves to return to Algeria.
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Malika is 47 and looks 10 years younger. Her life has always been one of intensity and chance encounters. Tired of this perpetual instability, she takes shelter for a while at Kamel, her father, in the flat where she grew up, and reconnects with him before he leaves to return to Algeria.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Vincent Weber, Nouha Amri
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Runtime:46 minutes
Studio:Mabel Films
Cast
Vincent Weber
Director
Nouha Amri
Malika
Jérémy Barbier d'Hiver
Alexis
Kamel Adel
Kamel
Mouhamadou Souane
Le Vigile
Charlotte Bardy
Elodie
Sylvie Denamiel
La cliente du supermarché
Sébastien Pearon
Joueur de poker
André Desmoulins
Joueur de poker
Yacine Sif El Islam
Mourad
Brahim Rouafi
Le monsieur du PMU
Angie Gabrielle
Assistante sociale
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