Adama
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| Initial release | France |
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| Directors | Simon Rouby |
| Budget | 3. 7 million USD |
| Box office | 505 USD |
| Producers | Philippe Aigle |
| Azmina Goulamaly | |
| Alain Séraphine | |
| Severine Pinkasfeld | |
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| ID | 914805 |
About Adama
In 1916, 12-year-old Adama lives in an isolated village in West Africa. One evening his older brother Samba disappears. Defying the wishes of his elders, Adama sets off to find him. A quest which takes him over the sea, northwards, to the front line in Verdun.
Police seize $1bn worth of fake designer goods in New York
... " The US Attorney s Office for the Southern District of New York arrested two men - Adama Sow and Abdulai Jalloh - on Wednesday...
Colonial abuse of France to pursue the racism debate
...Adama Traoré s death in 2016, triggered protests in the whole of France Two dead men, the faces of the France have the current racism debate...
The French police clash with anti-racism activists
... It was organized under the banner of justice for Adama after Adama Traoré, a young black man who died in French custody of the police in the year 2016...
In pictures: Worldwide protests against racism and police violence
... national guard were dispatched to the police request, the protests in Washington DC, where mayor Muriel Bowser has, distance from, say, their presence is unnecessary people marched on the newly-named Black Lives matter plaza in the US capital In New York City, health care workers joined the protests, holding placards reading do no harm and racism is a public health crisis In Australia, there were large protests in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane, focusing on the treatment of indigenous Australians In France, protests have re-ignited the campaign for justice for Adama Traoré, a 24-year-old black man who died in police custody in the year 2016 In London, the demonstrators ran in the cold and in the rain outside the US Embassy, they dropped to one knee and raised their fists in the air, chanting color is not a crime ...
