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Life 

The film counts the return trip of thirty Moroccan immigrants from their country of emigration to their home country in a bus. It tells the several events happening among a group of people forced to coexist in a single, narrow space despite the differences of their worlds and their cultural backgrounds.
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The film counts the return trip of thirty Moroccan immigrants from their country of emigration to their home country in a bus. It tells the several events happening among a group of people forced to coexist in a single, narrow space despite the differences of their worlds and their cultural backgrounds.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Raouf Sebbahi
Written By:Mohamed Bensouda, Mohamed Moncef El Kadiri, Raouf Sebbahi
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:New Generation Pictures

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