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CHITTAGONG: THE LAST STOPOVER

by Léon Desclozeaux

synopsis

Moti, a 12-year-old Bengali boy, tells us about his country and life, and how the latter has been shaped by his encounter with Paul Danvin. This French captain, in the depths of depression, recently let pirates attack the hull of his boat, the Alhambra, with blowtorches. We’re in Chittagong, Bangladesh, the last port of call for the Alhambra. Minus ship, crew, identity papers – which were stolen from him – Paul takes the train for the capital city of Dacca where he crosses paths with Moti and his mother Alima.

international title: CHITTAGONG: THE LAST STOPOVER
original title: CHITTAGONG, DERNIÈRE ESCALE
country: France
year: 2000
genre: fiction
directed by: Léon Desclozeaux
film run: 80'
release date: FR 05/12/2001
screenplay: Léon Desclozeaux, Olivier Marvaud, Anita Sool, Jacques Dubuisson, Annick Denoyelle
cast: Julien Maurel, Suchona, Bishwajit Sen Gupta, Billal Mia, Mujibur Rahman Dilu
cinematography by: Georgy Fromentin
film editing: Anne-France Lebrun
costumes designer: Ivone Teles Desclozeaux
music: Serge Roux
production: Zeaux Productions
distributor: Gémaci

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