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Three women, three generations, two secrets. In the early 1970s, a bomb exploded on board the Swissair flight 330 to Tel Aviv. Isabelle's husband also died. The young, very pregnant widow feared that her lover, the Palestinian activist Djibril, might be entangled in it ... Now, 47 years later, Isabelle finds out that her granddaughter Anaïs has converted to Islam. But why does the young student keep her new faith secret from the family? Anaïs's mother, Léa, immediately rings the alarm.
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Excellent job! Although I was at first confused about who was who, and the characters' connections (made a bit more difficult by the failure of Léa to call her mother "Maman"), the writer soon explained the relationships (and even included a meta-remark about Léa's weird habit of calling her mom "Isabelle"). Excellent acting all around. I particularly enjoyed how they handled the flashbacks with increased grain and appropriate color correction palette. Terrific message; not the usual plot, but tremendously enhanced by the historical backstory.