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The Moroccan Symphony

2006, Arabic. Directed by Kamal Kamal.

Hamid is a former volunteer who participated in the 1982 Lebanon War and returns from there with disappointment. He becomes homeless in the city of Casablanca. He resorts to theft and addiction to combat his homelessness and physical disability. His only dream in life is to bring his symphony into existence, so he asks the help from his homeless friends for that.

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Released
1 February 2006
Original title
السمفونية المغربية
Country
Morocco

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The Moroccan Symphony (2006) was directed by Kamal Kamal and stars Younes Megri, Abdellah Lamrani, Rafik Boubker.

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