The Lost Boys review — love in a Belgian juvenile detention centre
This French-language debut by the Belgian-Tunisian director Zeno Graton is a sweet tale of a burgeoning romance between two inmates
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This French-language debut by the Belgian-Tunisian director Zeno Graton is a sweet tale of a burgeoning romance between two inmates
The breakout stars of Zeno Graton’s soulful debut talk fateful smoke breaks, intimacy on set, and finding utopia through film
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Zeno Graton’s new film, The Lost Boys, stars Julien De Saint Jean and Khalil Ben Gharbia as young men who meet in a youth detention centre
Director Zeno Graton’s debut subtly yet powerfully shows two young men growing closer and pushing back against the system