Chad, 2006. The government has granted amnesty to all war criminals. Atim, 16 years old, is given a revolver by his grandfather to avenge his father’s death by killing the man responsible. He quickly locates him: former war criminal Nassara is now married and settled down as the owner of a small bakery. Atim gets closer to Nassara under the guise of looking for work, and is hired as an apprentice baker. Intrigued by Atim's attitude toward him, Nassara takes him under his wing and teaches him the secrets of making bread and over the weeks, a strange relationship evolves between the two. Despite his disgust, Atim seems to recognise in Nassara the father figure he has always needed, while Nassara sees the teenager as a potential son. One day, he suggests adoption…
Mahamat-Saleh Haroun has crafted a moving modern parable that is a worthy follow up to his previous film Abouna. It shows how personal strength and wisdom can overcome the cycles of violence that are felt by many countries and confirms Haroun as a committed humanist as well as a gifted filmmaker.<p><h4>Will only play on European Region 2 or multi-region DVD players.</h4><p>
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<h3>DVD Extras</h3><ol><li>Director Q&A</li><li>Theatrical Trailer</li></ol></notextile><notextile>
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<li><em>Running Time</em>
95 mins</li>
<li><em>Genre</em>
Drama</li>
<li><em>Starring</em>
Ali Bacha Barkai, Youssouf Djaoro<br/></li>
<li><em>Country</em>
France/ Belguim/ Chad/ Austria<br/></li>
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<p>Chad, 2006. The government has granted amnesty to all war criminals. Atim, 16 years old, is given a revolver by his grandfather to avenge his father’s death by killing the man responsible. He quickly locates him: former war criminal Nassara is now married and settled down as the owner of a small bakery. Atim gets closer to Nassara under the guise of looking for work, and is hired as an apprentice baker. Intrigued by Atim’s attitude toward him, Nassara takes him under his wing and teaches him the secrets of making bread and over the weeks, a strange relationship evolves between the two. Despite his disgust, Atim seems to recognise in Nassara the father figure he has always needed, while Nassara sees the teenager as a potential son. One day, he suggests adoption…</p>
<p>Mahamat-Saleh Haroun has crafted a moving modern parable that is a worthy follow up to his previous film Abouna. It shows how personal strength and wisdom can overcome the cycles of violence that are felt by many countries and confirms Haroun as a committed humanist as well as a gifted filmmaker.<p><h4>Will only play on European Region 2 or multi-region <span class="caps">DVD</span> players.</h4><p><br />
<h3>DVD Extras</h3><ol><li>Director Q&A</li><li>Theatrical Trailer</li></ol><ul id="extended">
<li><em>Running Time</em>
95 mins</li>
<li><em>Genre</em>
Drama</li>
<li><em>Starring</em>
Ali Bacha Barkai, Youssouf Djaoro<br/></li>
<li><em>Country</em>
France/ Belguim/ Chad/ Austria<br/></li>
</ul id="extended">
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