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Hold Back (2012)

Paris, today. Dorcy, a young black Christian, wants to marry Sabrina, a young North African. It what would be a simple matter if it weren't for the fact that Sabrina has 40 brothers and that this easygoing wedding has crystallized a taboo still rooted in the mentalities of the two communities: no marriages between Blacks and Arabs. Slimane, the elder brother, and guardian of traditions, will oppose this union in every way possible.

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Carlos M 15 Jul 2016

With a naturalistic approach that uses grainy visuals and an appropriate handheld camera, this urban drama is able to make a statement against intolerance and hypocrisy even though it resorts to some cheap narrative tricks and is not really sure how to end.

Andrew Schenker 16 Mar 2013

The societal observations in Djaidani's film aren't too much more complex than those of the parodied performance artists, though the movie does have its dashes of insight.