Roger Ebert gives his thumbs up to the Québec film Incendies for the Oscar in the Foreign language film category this year.
The movie is the heartwrenching tale of two young Québécois in search for their lost father and brother in their mother's country of origin. It grossed over $3M in the province last year. The movie is currently out in France where it's experiencing its share of success [Google translation].
The Oscars ceremony takes place on February 27.
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