Exiles (DVD)

Description: Genre: Drama / Theatrical Release: 2004 / Suitable for 15 years and over / Director: Tony Gatlif / Actors: Romain ... more

Exiles (DVD) ... Duris, Lubna Azabel, Leila Makhlouf, Habib Cheik, Zouhir Gacem ... / DVD released 2007-03-26 at Drakes Avenue Pictures / Features of the DVD: PAL, Widescreen

Newest Review: ... given to understand has some type of dark past probably involving some sort of abuse. Simpler issues of being caught between ... more

... cultures and friendship also crop up which make the film relatively light whilst not ignoring the heavier problems. I have read a few reviews of this film that criticise it for being a bit rough around the edges and some that say it doesn't conclude the story but leaves it dangling. In many ways they are absolutely correct-the film, although a chronological account starting in Paris and ending in Algiers, can feel a little disjointed and uneven. Also occasionally it feels that the director simply set up a shot once a...more

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Exiles [2004] [DVD]
Release Date: 2007 - 03 - 26, Rating Suitable for 15 years and over,

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Exiles (DVD): The Exiles-french cinema that isn't all post-coital cigarett ... (791 words)
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The Exiles (Exils) directed by Tony Gatlif is my current must-see film and a visual and sensual feast that I found compelling and memorable. The film is beautiful and brightly coloured so that the viewer is left with an impression of fun and freedom and made me want to set off instantly on my own trip, a feeling that didn't pass 5 minutes after I finished watching it. Exiles is essentially a road movie and as such it deals with the common themes of a desire for individual freedom and the, often conflicting, desire to belong somewhere. The film begins in Paris with a couple Zano and Naima who spontaneously decide to leave and go to Algeria where their families ... Read the complete review

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