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La traversée 

Community workers, Alex and Stéphanie take five teen dropouts on an educational journey across the Mediterranean. But their skipper happens to be an ex cop with a powerful hatred for youths from the hood.
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Community workers, Alex and Stéphanie take five teen dropouts on an educational journey across the Mediterranean. But their skipper happens to be an ex cop with a powerful hatred for youths from the hood.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama, War
Directed By:Varante Soudjian
Written By:Thomas Nlend, Varante Soudjian
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Vertigo Productions

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