Zouina moves to France when the French government allows families to reunite. Life away from Algeria is tough - especially with a mother-in-law from hell. Zouina has her moments. As much as she is allowed she rebels, making a few local friends. I prefer to believe that she wil...( read more)
Amina Annabi,
Anass Behri,
Fejria Deliba,
Hamza Dubuih,
Rabia Mokeddem
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Young Algerian mother Zouina, the wife of laborer Ahmed, tries to cope living in northern France during the 1970's. While her husband keeps her virtually under house arrest, Zouina manages to take bac...( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 17, 2004
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September 11, 2006
A great portrait of a women struggling to find freedom for herself in country that doesn't speak her language and in a family and culture that is abusive and oppresive to her.
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October 3, 2007
The quiet desperation and loneliness of this woman is truly heartrending. This calls us all to take more notice of the lonely immigrant women we see around us every day.
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