A Muslim Childhood Trailer (2005)

13 November 2005 Drama, Comedy 90 mins

This film, the first in what has become a semi-autobiographical trilogy for Smihi, follows the everyday experiences of Mohamed-Larbi Salmi against the changing Moroccan society. In 1950s Tangier, Larbi Salmi is a young, timid, pre-teen, boy, trying to make sense of the gentle religious upbringing of his father, the secular education offered him in French school, and his budding desires for the forbidden pleasures of the cinema and the women he meets through it.

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Cast

Crew

Thierry Lebigre Cinematography

Moumen Smihi Director

Mohamed Chrif Tribak Assistant Director

Abdelkrim Derkaoui Cinematography

Moumen Smihi Writer

Ody Roos Editor

Robert Alazraki Cinematography

International Titles

Le Gosse de Tanger: Une Enfance Rebelle Trailer

International Releases Dates

Morocco 13 November 2005

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