'You Are My Home' and Only Hope
A homeless girl faces depression and uncertainty during the holidays.
Maman veut pu'
Thomas, a 15-year-old from Réunion, dreams of winning a breakdance contest and moving to mainland France. When his mother abruptly throws him and his sister Audrey out, they’re placed with an estranged father and forced to fend for themselves. The film follows the siblings as they confront abandonment and try to rebuild their lives, with dance as Thomas’s way to cope and push forward.
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Thomas, a 15-year-old from Réunion, dreams of winning a breakdance contest and moving to mainland France. When his mother abruptly throws him and his sister Audrey out, they’re placed with an estranged father and forced to fend for themselves. The film follows the siblings as they confront abandonment and try to rebuild their lives, with dance as Thomas’s way to cope and push forward.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Grégory Lucilly
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Cine Nomine
Cast
Grégory Lucilly
Director
Maxime Calicharane
Thomas
Brillana Domitile Clain
Audrey
Yaëlle Trules
Marie-Davina
Vincent Vermignon
Christophe
Delixia Perrine
Marie-Anna
Grazellia Estagie
Maéva
Malick Fruteau de Laclos
Rudy
Lolita Tergemina
Christelle Descombes
Katiana Castelnau
Nadine
Antony Mela
Jérôme
Yohann Devillers
M. Barthélémy
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