Director
Dominique Cabrera
Composer
Béatrice Thiriet
Cast
Claude Brasseur, Roschdy Zem, Marthe Villalonga, Agoumi, Catherine Hiegel
Edition 1997
92'
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1997
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Drama
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Dialogue:
Arabic, French
Paris, summer 1994. Georges Montero, the owner of an olive oil mill in Oran, is a pied noir (Algerian born Frenchman) who chose to remain in Algeria after its independence in 1962. Today, Georges comes to France for the first time in his life for a cataract operation - at the very moment that civil war is just beginning to take its bloody toil back home. His friend Belka, a recent emigrant, tries to persuade him to remain in France. Behind his back, he has arranged the sale of Georges’ mill in Oran. His surgeon, Tarek, ophthalmologist in a major Paris hospital, is an assimilated Arab who has cut off from his roots. The contact between them brings George to make a decision between staying or going back to Oran.
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Directors
Dominique Cabrera
Composers
Béatrice Thiriet
Cast
Claude Brasseur, Roschdy Zem, Marthe Villalonga, Agoumi, Catherine Hiegel
Scenario
Dominique Cabrera, Nidam Abdi, Louis Mathieu de Vienne
Director of Photography
Hélène Louvart
Editors
Sophie Brunel
Producers
Didier Haudepin
Production studios
Bloody Mary Productions
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Dialogue
Arabic, French
Countries of production
France
Year
1997