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Two generations meet, two sides of the Mediterranean: Monsieur Djilali, the only Arab taxi driver in Toulouse, who left Algeria at the age of 50 to save his children, and myself, a young Frenchwoman trying to grasp the tragic destiny of an entire population. This encounter gives rise to the desire to tell a story, the story of a people who have lost hope.
France - 2006 - 20 mn - Mini DV - Colour and B&W
Director : Amélie Deymier
Camera : Amélie Deymier
Sound : Jean-Daniel Fauvel
Editing : Amélie Deymier
Production : Université Marc Bloch,
22 rue René Descartes,
67000 Strasbourg, France
Tél : +33 (0)3 8841 7446
Email : moris@umb.u-strasbg.fr
Sales : Amélie Deymier,
17, rue de Lausanne,
67000 Strasbourg, France
Tél : +33 (0)6 0335 1205
Email : ameldey@hotmail.com
Format: Mini DV. Colour and B&W
Running time: 20 min
Year of production: 2006
2007 | FIPA (Festival International des Programmes Audiovisuels | BIARRITZ, France
* Short Programs
http://www.fipa.tm.fr/en/programs/2007/recit-d-exil-15816.htm
Two generations meet, two sides of the Mediterranean: Monsieur Djilali, the only Arab taxi driver in Toulouse, who left Algeria at the age of 50 to save his children, and myself, a young Frenchwoman trying to grasp the tragic destiny of an entire population. This encounter gives rise to the desire to tell a story, the story of a people who have lost hope.
Director: Amélie Deymier - France - 2006 - 20 mn - Mini DV - Colour and B&W
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