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In the Bulaq neighbourhood of Cairo, a small café brings together a colourful cast of characters. A glimpse into their daily struggle to get by, where humour, solidarity and music help lighten the load.
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In the Bulaq neighbourhood of Cairo, a small café brings together a colourful cast of characters. A glimpse into their daily struggle to get by, where humour, solidarity and music help lighten the load.
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Studio:ARTE, Hassala Films, Caractères Productions
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