Top Cast
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Julia Kassar
Mother
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Aline Ouais
Daughter
Overview
The story of Aline, a 17 year old girl, rebelling against her mother, who is also her teacher at school. The mother still treats her daughter like a child, which provokes Aline to revolt.
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