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France. Catherine et Jean-Pierre accueillent Assadik, un réfugié du Soudan, à Saint-Josse (série No Stranger Place)

Catherine et Jean-Pierre, enseignants à la retraite dans le Pas-de-Calais, ont toujours eu le cœur sur la main. Depuis un an et demi, ils accueillent sous leur toit un jeune soudanais, Assadik. Saint-Josse, France.

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