One Way Ticket

Year: 2001

Runtime: 90 mins

Language: English

Director: Laurent Heynemann

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Jean‑Pierre (Jacques Villeret), a humanitarian attaché at the French Foreign Ministry, agrees to escort a young undocumented immigrant (Lorand Deutsch) back to his homeland. The youth belongs to the Grey Men of Irghiz, a prehistoric tribe that has taken refuge for ages in a forbidden city high in the Atlas Mountains.

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