After the death of their father, two half-brothers find themselves on opposite sides of an escalating conflict with tragic consequences.
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Cast
Marc Fouchard
Director
Kaaris
Ibrahim
Alassane Diong
Adama
Carl Malapa
Malik
Assa Sylla
Aïssata
Issaka Sawadogo
Ousmane
Hassam Ghancy
Chérif
Mareme N'Diaye
Maimouna
Tatiana Rojo
Agna
Jonas Dinal
Oumar
Mylène Wagram
Songolo
Josée Schuller
Madame Diop
Aksel Ustun
Anthony
Fahmi Guerbaa
Kamel
Thibault Cathalifaud
Tomtom
Anas Mennou
Colosse Bâtiment C
Edéa Darcque
Amie Agna 1
Hadidiatou Sakho
Amie Agna 2
Cheikh Oumar Sow
Adama (8ans)
Marc Fouchard
Writer
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New French Blaxploitation but brilliant, tense, gripping, this tale of half brothers that could remind John Singleton's BOYS IN THE HOOD or some movies from the Hughes Brothers made in the early nineties; cry from the ghetto's stuff. Great acting, I repeat, Kaaris is purely awesome in this gang leader character, but I don't imagine him playing something else, for instance a cop. This is a cute and poignant drama, maybe not really crime drama, but surely social drama that deserves to be seen. So please don't despise it because it seems to be destined to Black audiences. It is not, I don't belong to these audiences and I really appreciated this movie produced and released by Netflix.
