Ce que le jour doit à la nuit

2012
2 h 42 min

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Fu'ad Aït Aattou and Nora Arnezeder in Ce que le jour doit à la nuit (2012)

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Drama Romance

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaAlgeria in the 1930s. Nine-year-old Jonas was placed in the care of his uncle in Oran. He befriends the youth of Rio Salado. Emily is loved by all. The love that grows between Jonas and Emil... Ler tudoAlgeria in the 1930s. Nine-year-old Jonas was placed in the care of his uncle in Oran. He befriends the youth of Rio Salado. Emily is loved by all. The love that grows between Jonas and Emily is influenced by the country's conflicts.Algeria in the 1930s. Nine-year-old Jonas was placed in the care of his uncle in Oran. He befriends the youth of Rio Salado. Emily is loved by all. The love that grows between Jonas and Emily is influenced by the country's conflicts.

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Curiosidades
The place where the resistance organizes itself near Rio Salado in the movie was filmed in Zaghouan/ Tunisia

Erros de gravação
In English "uncle" means the father's brother and the mother's brother. but in Arabic there's a word for each uncle, "Khal" is the mother's brother and "Aam" is the father's brother. when Mohamed meet Jonas for the first time he said "Ana Khalek" (i'm your maternal uncle) but he should've said "Ana Aamek" (i'm your paternal uncle).

Conexões
Referenced in Rembob'Ina: Les dossiers de l'écran: Les pieds-noirs, ça va? (2023)

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Performed by Idir (as El Hamid Cheriet)
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Avec L'aimable Autorisation de Sony Music Entertainment France

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10/10

Simply a masterpiece

I started watching this with the thought that it'd be a basic romance with a happy ending. I didn't expect such great acting, storytelling, music, pictures. Everything combines very well in the movie and it makes you remember about it even after years. It doesn't completely follow the idea of the book, that the love between Jonas and Emilie is actually a political metaphor for the history of France and Algeria, but for a romance, it is perfect. I loved how the director took time to picture the cruelty of the war and the unfair world, side by side with the sad love story between the main characters. A story that is, to some extent, more about honour, respect and dignity than love. Even though it teaches you that true love stays with you forever, never dies and never is forgotten, no matter if it has a happy ending or not.