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In the french neighbourhood of Rosières, a police officer shot a mother during an intervention. Since then, Mory, Toussaint, and Ali, the victim's son, have been trying to continue living.
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In the french neighbourhood of Rosières, a police officer shot a mother during an intervention. Since then, Mory, Toussaint, and Ali, the victim's son, have been trying to continue living.
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Written By:Elma Timoteo, Djigui Diarra
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Renaissance Eye Production
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