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the story revolves around a man who is the leader of a tribe "Amghar" that forcibly takes the land of the peasants and puts the documents in a box. One day, the copper key of the box disappears and the man tries to find it in different ways, where his daughter "tafoukt" puts a wedding price for whoever finds the key (tachelhit film)
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the story revolves around a man who is the leader of a tribe "Amghar" that forcibly takes the land of the peasants and puts the documents in a box. One day, the copper key of the box disappears and the man tries to find it in different ways, where his daughter "tafoukt" puts a wedding price for whoever finds the key (tachelhit film)
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