Souleymane's Story (2024) Review: Racing an Asylum Clock
★★★★★
Souleymane's Story follows a Paris delivery rider in the two days before his asylum interview, and Boris Lojkine makes that deadline as gripping as any thriller.
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Souleymane's Story follows a Paris delivery rider in the two days before his asylum interview, and Boris Lojkine makes that deadline as gripping as any thriller.
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