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Les damnés de la mer (2008)
Both the eco system and the local fisherman of Morocco are being suppressed by the big trawlers from foreign countries that rule the fishing business.
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Both the eco system and the local fisherman of Morocco are being suppressed by the big trawlers from foreign countries that rule the fishing business.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Jawad Rhalib
In Theaters:11/22/2008
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Runtime:71 minutes
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