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Coal Heap Kids

2017, French. Directed by Frédéric Brunnquell.

A moving film on the loss of childhood innocence and coming of age in a deprived European community. Fifteen-year-old Loïc and his ten-year-old brother, Théo, live in the former mining town of Lens in France. Surrounded by poverty and unemployment, Loïc has stopped going to school. While his teachers try to encourage him, his mother Patricia struggles to hold the family together. A reflection on the devastating effects of poverty and finding hope in the most unlikely of places.

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Released
5 November 2017
Original title
Enfants du terril
Country
France

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Coal Heap Kids (2017) was directed by Frédéric Brunnquell.

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