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Harraga Blues

2013, Arabic. Directed by Moussa Haddad.

Zine and Rayanne plan to flee to a dreamland, a fantasy haven on the north shore of the Mediterranean. The crossing is commonly made in fishing boats and other small craft; hundreds of harragas die each year. Zine embarks for Spain with a group of others, while Rayyane decides to stay back to raise more money for the crossing - which involves tricking his uncle into lending him money under the pretense of running a local business. But, like so many other working poor around the world, Rayanne refuses to weigh the danger against the prospect of a better world.

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Released
23 October 2013
Written by
Moussa Haddad, Amina Bedjaoui Haddad

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Harraga Blues (2013) was directed by Moussa Haddad and stars Mouni Bouallam, Zakaria Ramdane, Ahmed Benaissa.

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