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Ein Palast in Marrakesch
The Moroccan city of Marrakech was once the destination of caravans where different cultures came together. Today, the city is a popular tourist destination, especially for Europeans. The documentary takes a closer look at one of the old riads, the traditional courtyard houses, and shows the everyday life of a family living there, caught between tradition and modernity.
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The Moroccan city of Marrakech was once the destination of caravans where different cultures came together. Today, the city is a popular tourist destination, especially for Europeans. The documentary takes a closer look at one of the old riads, the traditional courtyard houses, and shows the everyday life of a family living there, caught between tradition and modernity.
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