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Casablanca, les enfants du bitume
There are at least seven thousand children and adolescents wandering the streets of Morocco's economic capital. Sold by their parents, abused, beaten, or abandoned, they struggle to survive. Since 1995, the Bayti association has been fighting to reintegrate these sacrificed children and give them a second chance.
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Plot Summary
This short film explores the harsh realities faced by young people in Casablanca, Morocco. It delves into their struggles with poverty, marginalization, and the search for a better future amidst challenging circumstances. The narrative follows the lives of several individuals as they navigate the complexities of their urban environment and confront difficult choices.
Critical Reception
Information on critical reception for this specific short film is scarce in publicly available databases. As is common with many short films, it may not have received widespread critical review or commercial distribution that would lead to aggregated scores.
What Reviewers Say
Depicts the difficult social conditions faced by youth in Casablanca.
Offers a glimpse into the struggles for survival and hope.
Focuses on realistic portrayals of urban marginalization.
Google audience: No specific audience reviews are readily available for this short film.
Fun Fact
The film was produced in Morocco and offers a localized perspective on universal themes of youth struggle and resilience.
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