Gramática sucinta de la lengua francesa

Paris. Rue bleue. Dans les années 60. Moïse, onze ans, mal aimé, supporte comme il le peut de vivre avec seul avec son père. Monsieur Ibrahim, le vieux sage, tient l'épicerie arabe et contemple le monde de son tabouret. Un jour, le regard de monsieur Ibrahim rencontre ce lui de Momo et, de conversation en conversation, la vie devient plus souriante, les choses ordinaires extraordinaire...

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