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.
Kung-Fu Zohra
Zohra is convinced that separating from her husband Omar would break her little girl’s heart and so determines not to leave him despite the violence he metes out. Then she meets Chang Sue, the caretaker of the gym where she works to make ends meet. When she learns that he’s a kung fu master, Zohra asks him to teach her some self-defence basics…
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Zohra is convinced that separating from her husband Omar would break her little girl’s heart and so determines not to leave him despite the violence he metes out. Then she meets Chang Sue, the caretaker of the gym where she works to make ends meet. When she learns that he’s a kung fu master, Zohra asks him to teach her some self-defence basics…
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Genre:Comedy, Action, Drama
Written By:Mabrouk El Mechri
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Gaumont, Les Films du Kiosque
Cast
Mabrouk El Mechri
Director
Sabrina Ouazani
Zohra Hamidi
Ramzy Bedia
Omar Hamidi
Eye Haïdara
Binta
Tien Shué
Chang Sue
Lina Hachani
Zina Hamidi
Matthieu Burnel
Le vigile
Olivia Côte
La mère de Marion
Ali El Mechri Efira
Marion, la copine de Zina
Franck Ropers
Jean-Yves Sylvain
Achref Mazhoud
Le pote d'Omar
Karim Belkhadra
L'employé de la mairie
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