Synopsis
What’s the story about ?
In the early 2000s, the “Buttes-Chaumont” jihadist network was created in the 19th arrondissement of Paris around one man: Boubakeur El-Hakim. On his way to the jihad, El-Hakim first puts his little sister Asma through hell in their apartment in the 19th arrondissement. She was only 10 when her brother began to deprive her of her freedom. A rare account of fifteen years of jihadism and radicalization. The story of a multi-year failure told from the inside.
3 reasons why you should adapt this podcast:
- A rare testimony, powerful and courageous, sometimes funny
- The young woman’s strength, determination and resilience
- The subject of radicalization seen from the inside, from the intimate
Producteur : Paradiso Media
Contact : Lorenzo
Author
Céline Martelet
Author
About
Country of production
France
Number of episodes
4 x 20'
Written by
Céline Martelet
Languages
French
Genres
Drama, War
Comparable
Homeland
The Bureau
The Girl From Oslo
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