Vulnérables

Name: Vulnérables
Genre: Drama
Released: 2020-10-20
Duration: 1 h 32 min
Rating: 5.7
Cast: Léa Drucker, Romane Bohringer, Thierry Godard

TV Movie
2020
1h 32m

IMDb RATING

5.7/10

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Léa Drucker, Ilyes Lihiouel, and Thierry Godard in Vulnérables (2020)

Drama

Elsa is an educator, responsible for assessing unaccompanied foreign minors. A role she takes to heart. When Bijan, a 12 year-old Afghan, arrives at the centre she's so profoundly moved by h... Read allElsa is an educator, responsible for assessing unaccompanied foreign minors. A role she takes to heart. When Bijan, a 12 year-old Afghan, arrives at the centre she's so profoundly moved by his approach to her that she decides to take him in, even if it means risking job and famil... Read allElsa is an educator, responsible for assessing unaccompanied foreign minors. A role she takes to heart. When Bijan, a 12 year-old Afghan, arrives at the centre she's so profoundly moved by his approach to her that she decides to take him in, even if it means risking job and family.

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IMDb RATING

5.7/10

YOUR RATING

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Was announced to be based on the non-fiction book "De Rêves et de Papiers: 547 Jours avec les Mineurs Isolés Étrangers" by Rozenn Le Berre, but the finished film is a fictional narrative and does not credit the book.

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good intentions

Too many holes and excesive pathetic pieces are the basic critics against this film who seems not the most inspired manifesto for a noble cause. Because the attitude of main character is far by sympathi , more close to compassion. Because the pledge for immigrants rights did not work very well. Because an interesting premise becomes start of portrait of irrational woman, ignoring the needs of family, job duties, lost in ambiguous story of fake generosity and in sentimental relation with a translator. So, except good intentions, the only nice point remains the presence of Romaine Bohringen as Cecile.