Le Noir (te) vous va si bien (2012)
Directed by Jacques Bral

Drama
aka: Black Really Suits You

Film Synopsis

A family from the east is adjusting to a new life in Europe.  Moncef, the father, tries to remain faithful to his past by preserving the old traditions of his people.  His daughter Cobra pays lip service to her people's customs, but she is easily diverted from her traditions by the opportunities her new life offers her.  Her one wish is to get married as soon as she can.  Cobra's young employer is madly in love with her, but she wants to choose her own husband, as her mother did...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Jacques Bral
  • Script: Jacques Bral
  • Cinematographer: François Lartigue
  • Music: Nathaniel Méchaly
  • Cast: Sofia Manousha (Cobra), Lounès Tazairt (Moncef), Julien Baumgartner (Serge), Grégoire Leprince-Ringuet (Richard), Elise Lhomeau (Anaïs), Souad Amidou (Maléké), Salim Kechiouche (Rachid), Thierry Lhermitte (François), Sid Ahmed Agoumi (Rachid), Delphine Rich (Hélène-Laure), Magid Bouali (Majid), Lisa Makhedjouf (Salima)
  • Country: France
  • Language: French
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 88 min
  • Aka: Black Really Suits You

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