The 'Home Team' Will Win the Big Game
For football fans, this sports movie will show viewers the bonding between father and son as the son prepares for his big game.
Talking to the Trees
Mia, a beautiful and successful Paris based photographer, bored by her bourgeois existence, flies to Cambodia to surprise her timber trader husband Xavier. But her hope for a romantic welcome are dashed when she spies her husband in a brothel having sex with an eleven year-old, Srey. Mia, her world turned upside down, resolves to rescue Srey and return her to the remote village from where she was abducted.
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Mia, a beautiful and successful Paris based photographer, bored by her bourgeois existence, flies to Cambodia to surprise her timber trader husband Xavier. But her hope for a romantic welcome are dashed when she spies her husband in a brothel having sex with an eleven year-old, Srey. Mia, her world turned upside down, resolves to rescue Srey and return her to the remote village from where she was abducted.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ilaria Borrelli, Guido Freddi
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Capetoste Pictures
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