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Jean Gentil (2012)

Jean Remy is a Haitian man struggling to find employment in Dominican Republic. Confronted with rejection and discrimination in the city, he sets off to try his luck in the countryside. Imbued with a naturalistic grace, this deeply sympathetic portrait speaks eloquently to the trials of humanity.
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Jean Remy is a Haitian man struggling to find employment in Dominican Republic. Confronted with rejection and discrimination in the city, he sets off to try his luck in the countryside. Imbued with a naturalistic grace, this deeply sympathetic portrait speaks eloquently to the trials of humanity.

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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:4/20/2012
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:EICTV, Canana, Bärbel Mauch Film, Aurora Dominicana, Hubert Bals Fund, Visions Sud Est, World Cinema Fund, Programa Ibermedia, Panamericana de Producciones, Escuela Internacional de Cine y Televisión (EICTV)

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