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Title: A Season in France (2017)
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| Eriq Ebouaney | ... | Abbas Mahadjir | |
| Sandrine Bonnaire | ... | Carole Blaszak | |
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Aalayna Lys | ... | Asma Mahadjir |
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Ibrahim Burama Darboe | ... | Yacine Mahadjir |
| Bibi Tanga | ... | Etienne Bamingui | |
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Léonie Simaga | ... | Martine |
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Régine Conas | ... | Régine |
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Khampha Thammavongsa | ... | Thamma |
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Stéphane Malassenet | ... | Policier 1 |
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Nathan Dellemme | ... | Policier 2 |
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Marius Yelolo | ... | Homme au cimetière |
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Heling Li | ... | La femme qui chante |
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Franck Okouo | ... | Vendeur maïs |
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Tom Haroun | ... | Le garçon footballeur |
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Gilles Louzon | ... | Vigile CNDA 1 |
An African high school teacher flees his war-torn country for France, where he falls in love with a Frenchwoman who offers a roof for him and his family.
I recently saw at the TIFF the world premiere of "une saison en France", most recent opus from Mahamat Saleh Haroun staring Sandrine Bonnaire and Ériq Ebouaney as main characters. It is a must-see movie, but not in a "what an entertaining/technical/star-filled movie" sense, in a "this movie is essential and should be shown at school" sense. This is one of those very rare movies presenting the point of view of the nameless and faceless, those whom you cross everyday, likely judge without knowing a single thing about, their past and current struggles, the horror they faced and face, not just at the hands of armed men, but also because of heartless and soulless systems, focused more on order than people. It's a truly humanist movie, a moving movie. It leaves you changed, likely a somewhat better person, not a small accomplishment, especially in our world where we are so centred on our own personal failures and successes. So please go see and make some noise about this movie, one of the best examples of Cinema meeting Social Commentary.