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Lila Says
(2004)
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Lila Says
(2004)
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| Vahina Giocante | ... |
Lila
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Moa Khouas | ... |
Chimo
(as Mohammed Khouas)
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Karim Ben Haddou | ... |
Mouloud
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Lotfi Chakri | ... |
Bakary
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Hamid Dkhissi | ... |
Big Jo
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Edmonde Franchi | ... |
Lila's Aunt
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Carmen Lebbos | ... |
Chimo's Mother
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Ghandi Assad | ... |
Sammy
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Dominique Bluzet | ... |
Priest
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Stéphanie Fatout | ... |
Claire Soulier
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Barbara Chossis | ... |
Chinese Prostitute
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Bruno Esposito | ... |
Police Inspector
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In a poor Arab neighborhood, the nineteen years old Chimo lives alone with his mother and is a talented natural writer. His school teacher offers him the chance to study in Paris, inclusive with a letter of recommendation, but his mother can not afford and Chimo stays. His three best friends are completely losers and scoundrels. When the shy Chimo meets the gorgeous and sexy new-arrival in the ghetto Lila, who lives with a deranged aunt, his gross friend Mouloud falls for her. However, Chimo becomes close to Lila, who seduces him with her sexual games, telling him about her perverted sexual experience. The inexperienced Chimo falls in love for her, but he does not know how to declare his love for the girl. When Mouloud sneaks and listens to a private conversation between Lila and Chimo, he concludes that the girl is a whore, with tragic consequences. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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