If you find it hard to watch the yelling and screaming, you have to spare a thought for actual parents of profoundly autistic children who live a life like that of Tunisian immigrant Lotfi and live it truly, without Lotfi's unlikely nightclub nights-out and long phone calls and shopping trips that so often in this drama leave you wondering where Lotfi's severly autistic son Youssef ends up, but get past the unlikelihood of such scenes and this is a beautifully acted, touching drama, showing a guilt-ridden absent father finally stepping up and taking responsibility and starting to make (the right? the wrong?) parenting decisions.
★★★★☆
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