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Small Fish
Angie, a 15-year-old Somali girl, decides to leave Somalia and go to France. Her destiny changes when she is stopped at the French-Italian border by Jérémy, a neo-fascist. At the same time, Hélène, a mother involved in an association that helps migrants, tries to do everything possible to bring her son Jeremy to his senses.
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Angie, a 15-year-old Somali girl, decides to leave Somalia and go to France. Her destiny changes when she is stopped at the French-Italian border by Jérémy, a neo-fascist. At the same time, Hélène, a mother involved in an association that helps migrants, tries to do everything possible to bring her son Jeremy to his senses.
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