Two French lovers, Zano and Naima, decided to travel to the land of their parents: Algeria. Their road trip gradually becomes a spiritual quest.
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Title: Exiles (2004)
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2 wins & 2 nominations.
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| Romain Duris | ... | Zano | |
| Lubna Azabal | ... | Naima | |
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Zouhir Gacem | ... | Said |
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Lila Makhlouf | ... | Leila (as Leila Makhlouf) |
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Habib Cheik | ... | Habib |
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Latifah Ahrar | ||
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Francisco-Javier Rodriguez-Vega | ||
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Mohamed Harrari | ||
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Nourredine Heddaj | ||
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Hassan Nabat | ||
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Elena Aravelo-Gonzalez | ||
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Farruquito | ||
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Mexicana | ||
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Two French lovers, Zano and Naima, decided to travel to the land of their parents: Algeria. Their road trip gradually becomes a spiritual quest.
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Performed by Sghir Abdeslam & Mohamed Bachara
Written by Sghir Abdeslam & Mohamed Bachara
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25 August 2004 (France) See more »Also Known As:
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Beautifully-filmed road movie with long musical sequences. The tale of two losers that hit the road to reach Algeria from Paris is peppered with vibrant musical interludes that echo their journey back to their roots, from nose-bleed techno, through passionate flamenco to raw Algerian trance. Once they get there, Gatlif loses his hand a little by not concluding the story. Naima is portrayed as a loose cannon throughout the movie, with hints to her past and a huge question mark over her future. Neither of these is I think is answered conclusively. On a sidenote, is this not one of the most explosive women on screen since "Betty Blue"?
But a pretty entertaining tale very well played by the two lead actors, Lubna Azabal and Romain Duris.