Oh the Days!

Oh the Days!

Oh the Days!

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Oh the Days!

1978

1h 29m

6.8(4 votes)

Drama

Overview

The young farmer Abdelwahad has been the head of the family since his father’s death. Struggling to feed his seven brothers, and discouraged by the lack of prospects, he becomes attracted by the offer of a relative to go and work in France.

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4 featured cast members

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Ben Brahim

Afandi Redouane

Famille Abdelwahad

Tobi

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Directed by: Ahmed El Maânouni
Written by: Ahmed El Maânouni

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