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Aida, member of a Tunisian contemporary dance troupe touring Morocco, provokes during a representation in a small Middle Atlas town, her life and stage partner Hedi, who injures her onstage triggering a series of events through a long night across a forest, on the way to the next village's doctor.
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Aida, member of a Tunisian contemporary dance troupe touring Morocco, provokes during a representation in a small Middle Atlas town, her life and stage partner Hedi, who injures her onstage triggering a series of events through a long night across a forest, on the way to the next village's doctor.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Afef Ben Mahmoud
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Iota Production, Lycia Productions, Mésanges Films, Metafora Production, Les films de l'Altaï
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