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Marseille, 1941. Despite the war, young Levilé still hopes to save his mother and sisters in Poland and organize their departure for Argentina.
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Marseille, 1941. Despite the war, young Levilé still hopes to save his mother and sisters in Poland and organize their departure for Argentina.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Jacques Fieschi, Philippe Lamensch
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Studio:Tita Productions, Luna Blue Film, RTBF
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