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A Thousand and One Hands (1972)
Director: Souheil Ben-Barka
Cast: Abdou Chaibane, Mimsy Farmer, Si Ahmed, El Ghazi Aissa
Runtime60 min
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In Morocco, an old dyer and his young son Miloud work transporting wool packs. So begins this story in the hands of thousands of old men, women and children involved in meticulous weaving carpets.
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A Thousand and One Hands is a critically acclaimed 1972 Moroccan drama directed by Souheil Ben-Barka. The film focuses on the meticulous work of old men, women, and children involved in weaving carpets. While details on awards and public reception are limited, the film is considered an important work highlighting the manual labor and craftsmanship of traditional Moroccan industries.
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Director Souheil Ben-Barka's 1972 film 'A Thousand and One Hands' offers a captivating and immersive glimpse into the intricate world of traditional Moroccan carpet weaving, featuring stunning visuals and nuanced performances from leads Abdou Chaibane and Mimsy Farmer that bring this poignant story to life.
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A Thousand and One Hands is a 1973 Moroccan film directed by Souheil Ben-Barka. It was screened abroad and received critical acclaim despite being censored in Morocco.
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