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Title: Black (2015)
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Sanâa Alaoui | ... | Mina (as Sanaa Alaoui) |
| Martha Canga Antonio | ... | Mavela | |
| Aboubakr Bensaihi | ... | Marwan | |
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Sanaa Bourrasse | ... | Loubna |
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Natascha Boyamba | ... | Justelle |
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Soufiane Chilah | ... | Nassim |
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Brahim El Abdouni | ... | Matti |
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Simon Frey | ... | Jonathan |
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Faysel Ichakarene | ... | Redouan |
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Théo Kabeya | ... | Notorious |
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Eric Kabongo | ... | Krazy-E |
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Glody Lombi | ... | Angela |
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Axel Masudi | ... | CMM |
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Brandon Masudi | ... | Alonzo |
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Lorris Masudi | ... | Pookie |
A 15-year-old girl in a black gang in Brussels must choose between loyalty and love when she falls for a Moroccan boy from a rival gang. The city of Brussels, plagued by high rates of youth unemployment, is home to nearly forty street gangs, and the number of young people drawn into the city's gang culture increases each year. It's in this criminal milieu that directing duo Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah set Black, a pulse-pounding contemporary take on a Shakespearean tragedy. Worlds collide when Mavela (Martha Canga Antonio), a teenage girl with ties to Brussels' Black Bronx gang, meets Marwan (Aboubakr Bensaihi), a member of a rival Moroccan gang, at a police station. Keenly aware of the consequences of getting involved with someone from another gang, they at first resist their attraction to one another, but they can only resist for so long. Just when they've started to imagine a different life for themselves, a terrifying incident reminds Mavela where she belongs - and, more ... Written by KERRI CRADDOCK
Black is a dark and fast paced movie about a black African girl and a Moroccan boy who fall in love. While Romeo and Juliet centered around the love between two people from feuding families, Black turns this lovestory into a very current and global racial issue. In addition, the romanticism of the story is completely overshadowed by the grim reality and violence that come with life in a gang. However, no matter how well executed the movie is, that's it as far as content goes: a love story and violence. The two main characters are the only one's that are slightly developed, the rest are mainly a means to an end story wise. I would definitely recommend this movie because it's a very well made contemporary movie, but if you're expecting elaborate story lines and many in-depth characters, you might not enjoy this one 100%.