Dalia (screenplay)

Malou Briand – Dalia (screenplay)

From the 2007 presidential elections to the emergence of the #MeToo movement, from the suburbs to the French capital, “Dalia” traces the journey of a young woman in the contemporary world. It is a story of friendship and of upward social mobility.

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Diploma project (2020) by Malou Briand

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Screenplay / Scriptwriting, Fiction

Feature film screenplay (100 min)

Languages: French/Berber
 

Synopsis

From the 2007 presidential elections to the emergence of the #MeToo movement, from the suburbs to the French capital, “Dalia” traces the journey of a young woman in the contemporary world. It is a story of friendship and of upward social mobility.

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