Ein Dorf sieht schwarz

Originaltitel: Bienvenue à Marly-Gomont

2016
0
1 Std. 36 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

7,0/10

12.191

IHRE BEWERTUNG

trailer wiedergeben1:56

1 Video

22 Fotos

Biographie Drama Komödie

Die Geschichte von Seyolo Zantoko, der als frisch zugelassener Arzt kongolesischer Abstammung in Frankreich viele Herausforderungen bewältigen muss, um sich zusammen mit seiner Familie in ei... Alles lesenDie Geschichte von Seyolo Zantoko, der als frisch zugelassener Arzt kongolesischer Abstammung in Frankreich viele Herausforderungen bewältigen muss, um sich zusammen mit seiner Familie in einem kleinen verschlafenen Dorf zu integrieren, und der schließlich als der angesehenste Ar... Alles lesenDie Geschichte von Seyolo Zantoko, der als frisch zugelassener Arzt kongolesischer Abstammung in Frankreich viele Herausforderungen bewältigen muss, um sich zusammen mit seiner Familie in einem kleinen verschlafenen Dorf zu integrieren, und der schließlich als der angesehenste Arzt der Region anerkannt wird.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

7,0/10

12.191

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

Videos1

Trailer 1:56

Bande-Annonce [VO]

Fotos21

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Benutzerrezensionen28

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Empfohlene Bewertungen

10anelia_koleva

Brilliant satire about race, culture and living as an immigrant within a different society!

Absolutely loved this charming and light-hearted satire!

A lovely family friendly perspective on race and living as an immigrant in an unwelcoming community. The daily challenges that the main characters face make for a touching tale that will make you laugh and cry.

As an expat myself, I can definitely relate on a personal level with the incredibly truthful way this film portrays the challenges of trying to immerse within a new and very different society.

8zutterjp48

A very good and touching story.

This film is based on the real story of Seyolo Zantoko, a doctor of Congolese origin who installed his doctor's office in the village of Marly-Gomont amnd stayed there with his famille from 1970 to 2009. A touching story telling the integration of this family in this village with humour (the white cows looking at Anne , the man explaining what is a leek): little by little the family begins to be accepted and appreciated by the people of Marly-Gomont. The performances of Marc Zinga (Seyolo Zantoko) and Aïssa Maïga (Anne Santoko) are excellent, so as the performances of the French actors and actresses.

8romjansen

Touching movie about the efforts of a African doctor to integrate into provincial French society

The African Doctor nicely depicts the struggle in which a late 20th century African immigrant may find himself while trying to settle in provincial Europe. The cultural clashes are very funny to watch, but sometimes they seem a bit overdone. Nonetheless I think the struggle hits pretty close to reality. Without being a depressing movie, The African Doctor delivers quite a touching story.

8jannahjoy

Great movie!

This movie was heart-warming, funny, sad, and eye-opening, all at once. Showing the difficulties faced by an African family in rural France, in being accepted into the community. It's been on my watch list for a long time, and I'm glad I finally took the time to get around to watching it! Relatively clean, so would be appropriate for children who are old enough to have discussion and understanding of the themes in the movie.

7tristanh-24900

True Comedic Story

What could have easily been a bleak outlook on racism and the struggle for acceptance by an African Doctor and his family in a small village turns into a fun and light-hearted comedy the whole family can enjoy.

With its comedic ups and downs, and a standout cast playing the family, this movie is a fun, good-quality time guarantee.