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The Casbah of Algiers

Year: 1993 ComedyFamily Runtime: 97 min Rating: 10.0

Overview

The daily life and tribulations of colorful residents in the millennial popular district of the Casbah of Algiers.

Genres

ComedyFamily

Cast

Biyouna

Biyouna

Doudja Abdoun

Doudja Abdoun

Bahia Rachedi

Bahia Rachedi

Farid Kessaissia

Farid Kessaissia

Ahmed Kadri (Krikèche)

Ahmed Kadri (Krikèche)

Abdelmadjid Meskoud

Abdelmadjid Meskoud

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