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The Green Eyes
Chaya, 11, lives with her family in the Landes region, by the ocean. When they learn they’re being evicted, her older brother Nour falls into a deep and mysterious sleep. Chaya will do everything she can to wake him up, even going so far as to dive into his dreams to find him.
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Chaya, 11, lives with her family in the Landes region, by the ocean. When they learn they’re being evicted, her older brother Nour falls into a deep and mysterious sleep. Chaya will do everything she can to wake him up, even going so far as to dive into his dreams to find him.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jérémy Trouilh, Fanny Liatard, Guillaume Laurant, Naïla Guiguet
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:June Films, Haut et Court, France 3 Cinéma, Les Films du Fleuve, HOBAB
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