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The Man Who Sold the World

2010, Arabic. Directed by Swel Noury & Imad Noury.

The world is beautiful, isn't it?

It's the tragedy of a young man whose dream of universal happiness is so powerful an influence on him that he cannot allow himself to accept the personal happiness of marriage to a young, beautiful and devoted girl. Therefore, he goes insane.

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1h 48m
Post-credits
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Language
Arabic
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Released
22 November 2010
Country
Morocco
Written by
Swel Noury

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The Man Who Sold the World runs 108 minutes (1h 48m).

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The Man Who Sold the World isn’t streaming on any OTT platform in India yet; it released on 22 November 2010. (Checked 13 November 2026.)

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If you liked The Man Who Sold the World, try Hardball, The Young One, The Nest.

Who directed The Man Who Sold the World?

The Man Who Sold the World (2010) was directed by Swel Noury and Imad Noury and stars Audrey Marnay, Said Bey, Fehd Benchemsi.

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