A child and a teenager, Souhil, wait for their mother in the car while she prostitutes herself. Souhil gets out of the car and goes to see the bar owner, his mother's pimp, to offer him a deal... Short film made for the 2018 Nikon film festival on the theme "I am a gift".
Amine Lahmami
Souhil
Hammy Dimaria
Le Patron
Kelly Santiago
La Mère
Mathis Amedee Muller
Walid
Sami Dali
Joueur 1
Zahir Mezrag
Joueur 2
A child and a teenager, Souhil, wait for their mother in the car while she prostitutes herself. Souhil gets out of the car and goes to see the bar owner, his mother's pimp, to offer him a deal... Short film made for the 2018 Nikon film festival on the theme "I am a gift".
Short film made with the help of the Sundance Film Institute and serving as a proof-of-concept for the subsequent feature film.
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