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The Imaginary Doctor
Alex, aka DJ Wethu, is a star of the night world. On the verge of burnout, he plays concerts all over the world... Until the day when, in the middle of a festival in Morocco, Alex takes a bad fall and falls off the stage. Immobilized on the spot during his convalescence, he is placed under the vigilance of Abdel, who dreams of becoming an assistant nurse. The problem is that he is not quite! An unexpected encounter, to say the least...
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Alex, aka DJ Wethu, is a star of the night world. On the verge of burnout, he plays concerts all over the world... Until the day when, in the middle of a festival in Morocco, Alex takes a bad fall and falls off the stage. Immobilized on the spot during his convalescence, he is placed under the vigilance of Abdel, who dreams of becoming an assistant nurse. The problem is that he is not quite! An unexpected encounter, to say the least...
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Fatsah Bouyahmed
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:UGC
Cast
Ahmed Hamidi
Director
Fatsah Bouyahmed
Abdel Kader
Alban Ivanov
Alex 'DJ Wethu'
Saadia Ladib
Nassima
Rawane El Kadiri
Zaïna
Clotilde Courau
Julie
Smaïn
Inspecteur Bachir
Booder
Inspecteur Mahmoud
Karim Haffad
Homme à la perruche
Nabil El Mansouri
José Bové, gnawa
Benasser Amtaghri
Mohamed, gnawa
Jean-Baptiste Seckler
Vincent boss Tempo Compagny
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