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Monsieur Ibrahim

I watched Monsieur Ibrahim a few days ago. It is a beautiful and deeply human story. One that reminds us of what is truly important in life. Becoming deeply human... Connections...

It was also a reminder of a cultural differences between Europe and the US. This is a European movie - focusing on the deeply human and portraying a deeply human connection between a Muslim and Jew. Sadly, it is not one that would have been made in the US - who tend to express the inhuman hard views (or the superficial sentimental).

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