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Title: The White Knights (2015)
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| Vincent Lindon | ... | Jacques Arnault | |
| Louise Bourgoin | ... | Laura Turine | |
| Valérie Donzelli | ... | Françoise Dubois | |
| Reda Kateb | ... | Xavier Libert | |
| Stéphane Bissot | ... | Marie Latour | |
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Raphaëlle Lubansu | ... | Nathalie Joris |
| Jean-Henri Compère | ... | Roland Duchâteau | |
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Philippe Rebbot | ... | Luc Debroux |
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Yannick Renier | ... | Chris Laurent |
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Tatiana Rojo | ... | Christine Momboza |
| Catherine Salée | ... | Sophie Tinlot | |
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Luc Van Gunderbeeck | ... | Yves Meynard |
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Bintou Rimtobaye | ... | Bintou |
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Nahar Salah Abakar | ... | Hassan |
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Ahmad Majoubi | ... | Chef Olafi |
A NGO is planning to exfiltrate 300 orphans victims of Chadian civil war and bring them to French adoption applicants. Immersed in the brutal reality of a country at war, the NGO members are faced with the limits of humanitarian intervention. Written by AnonymousB
I do not know what this movie was trying to say or whether it was just a recounting of true events but it certainly would be a must see example of how not to go about dealing with a poverty and war stricken people. Vincent Lindon goes wandering about treating both his staff and the people he is trying to obtain orphans from with anger, shouting and physical confrontation like some little Hitler. From the bribing of tribal chiefs to the forced identification of children as orphans under 5 for the sake of the French foster parents in a land where no paperwork exists, the viewer is left with an increasing sense of horror which is only assuaged by the dignity of the local translator who has to translate this moron's rants. One cannot feel for the other characters as they fall into line with this idiot and the whole concept of an illegal kidnap of children. The people who do shine are the local chiefs who in a kind way treat this white man with quiet disdain using him for their own gain in a war torn country where the edicts and whims of continental France don't apply. Thankfully the movie's end shows some justice in the world to the relief of the viewer.