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| Raphael Bonacchi | ||
| Said Mrini | Abdellah jeune | |
| Karim Ait M'Hand | Abdellah adulte | |
| Amine Ennaji | Slimane | |
| Frédéric Landenberg | Jean | |
| Hamza Slaoui | Mustapha | |
| Malika El Hamaoui | La mère | |
| Abdelhak Swilah | Le père | |
| Youness Chara | Fumeur de joints | |
| Oumaima Miftah | Soeur 1 | |
| Souhaila Achike | Soeur 2 | |
| Houda Mokad | Soeur 3 | |
| Ibtissam Es Shaimi | Soeur 4 | |
| Hasna Boulahana | Soeur 5 | |
| Amal Maarouf | Serveuse restaurant | |
| Amin Labsal | Le pêcheur | |
| Abdelwahad Badri | Homme de la rue | |
| Hamid Elouajdi Mouladi | Marchand de pastèques | |
| Imad Benhima | Adolescent bagarreur | |
| Youness Doumi | Maître d'hôtel | |
| Khalid Bekkouri | Policier | |
| Saïd Anzadi | Réceptionniste | |
| Mouad Agarrab | Frère de la serveuse | |
| Jamal Meziane | Homme hammam | |
| Soufiane Saddar | Vendeur de cigarettes | |
| Guillaume Bonnier | Le Français |
| Director/Choreographer |
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| Producer |
Hugues Charbonneau
Pauline Gygax |
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| Writer/Composer |
Abdellah Taia
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| Cinematography |
Agnès Godard
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Abdellah is a young gay man navigating the sexual, racial and political climate of Morocco. Growing up in a large family in a working-class neighborhood, Abdellah is caught between a distant father, an authoritarian mother, an older brother whom he adores and a handful of predatory older men, in a society that denies his homosexuality. |
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