A Paris food delivery cyclist and asylum seeker named Souleymane has two days to prepare his story for a make-or-break interview to secure legal residency.
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★★★★★
This film is a punch in the gut and frankly it should be mandatory in schools.
I rarely ever cry for movies, but felt like crying here although the flow and.the directorial angle is very matter-of-fact and realistic, not trying to unnaturally elicit emotions...
★★★★★
Really really good movie. Both thrilling as a movie and super well documented on what subsaharan migrants are facing in France (and more generally in Europe) when trying to survive and get asylum.
Very much recommended. Not a moment felt fake and this movies...
★★★★★
A very sad and true story, that reconnects you with reallity. The type of reallity that is hard to admit is true. The reallity that happens everyday around us, but that is too unconfortable to aknowledge constantly.
I recently have been feeling very numb towa...
★★★★★
I was really impressed by this film. Especially by Abou Sangaré. He played it in a way that had me fully with him the whole time. It doesn't feel performed you feel every bit of stress, every humiliation, and every small moment of hope and the fact that he isn...
★★★★★
What can i say. This movie holds you the whole way through. The story of Souleymane is a familiar one but told with such heart and soul you are with him all the way. The reality for asylum seekers everywhere is an unrelenting one. Through his eyes we feel his...
