The Marginalized

A homeless woman in her fifties living at Orly airport forms an unlikely bond with Théo, a young airport employee with a mental disability who lives with an overprotective aunt. When Michèle decides to travel to Lisbon to locate her son, Théo agrees to drive her. However, he possesses a vehicle but lacks a legal driver's license. The two embark on a journey through rural roads, encountering various people along the way.

Directed by Frank Cimière, this French comedy-drama is the second of three films listed in the director's career, following Operation Portugal and preceding Opération Portugal 2 : La Vie de château. The screenplay was written by Cimière and Eurydice da Silva. The film stars Corinne Masiero as Michèle and Vincent Chalambert as Théo, with a supporting cast that includes Sarah Perles, Delphine Baril, Carmen Santos, and Arnaud Maillard.

The movie has received a moderate reception from audiences. On IMDb, it holds a rating of 5.9/10 based on 198 votes, while on TMDB, it has a slightly higher rating of 6.3/10 from 27 votes.