Hashish
Ketama, a village in Northern Morocco, relies on hashish cultivation as a vital part of its economy and social structure, influencing residents' lives and aspirations.
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Ketama, a village in Northern Morocco, relies on hashish cultivation as a vital part of its economy and social structure, influencing residents' lives and aspirations.
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Ketama, a village in Northern Morocco, relies heavily on hashish. Residents cultivate it as part of their daily lives. Hashish acts as a currency and supports the local economy. The film presents the dual role of hashish in the community, serving as a source of dreams while also contributing to stagnation. Life in Ketama revolves around this substance, which influences social systems and personal goals. Directed by Daniel Gräbner, the documentary runs for 80 minutes and was released in 2002.
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