Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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Elena Andrada | ... | Marta |
Sergi López | ... | Manel | |
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Diomaye Augustin Ngom | ... | Khouma |
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Ian Samsó | ... | Bruno |
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Madeleine C. Ndong | ... | Aissatou |
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Margi Andújar | ... | Anne Marie |
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Aurora Medina | ... | Aurora |
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Vicent Borràs | ... | Vicent |
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Mody Fall | ... | Mr. Gassama |
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Adjara Fall | ... | Fatou's Chief |
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Amadou Bah | ... | Excursion guide |
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Abdoulaye Fall | ... | Jeep's driver |
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Matar Diouf | ... | Camera seller |
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El Hadj Dieng Dit Blanc | ... | Beach watchman |
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Bernard Youngar Diouf | ... | Swimmingpool animator |
A 17-year-old girl spends the Christmas holidays in Senegal with her brother and father. Tired of planned trips and the ceremonious actions of the hotel employees, as well as her father's behavior, she opens the door to the staff area and discovers a world that, although previously undiscovered, allows her to develop close and complex relationships. Written by SIB
One of the more insidious forms of racism is racism that is patronizing and masquerading as something else. I am a fan of Sergi Lopez and went into this film optimistic, but frankly it was a shallow experience and one where the condescension of the writers to the people of Senegal who simply serve as a props in a white person in the non-white world coming of age story.