"Waves" Goes the Wrong Direction in Racial Depiction, Despite Its Intent and Beauty
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After a year in Paris and having failed his entrance exams, Slim is forced to return to his small village in Isère. There, he reunites with Joseph, his best friend, who struggled with Slim’s departure. The reunion is tense. Under the summer heat, amid unspoken words and shattered dreams, tensions rise.
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After a year in Paris and having failed his entrance exams, Slim is forced to return to his small village in Isère. There, he reunites with Joseph, his best friend, who struggled with Slim’s departure. The reunion is tense. Under the summer heat, amid unspoken words and shattered dreams, tensions rise.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Dorothée Chiara, Guillaume Plas
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Studio:Sourire productions
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