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Last Summer in Tangiers
In 1956, with the independence of Morocco, the Fedala conference in Tangier is set in a city of turmoil.
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In 1956, with the independence of Morocco, the Fedala conference in Tangier is set in a city of turmoil.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Tito Topin, Alain Le Henry, Alexandre Arcady
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Alexandre Films, Les Films Ariane, Soffia, Séléna Audiovisuel, Films A2, Cristaldifilm
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