Footage collected over ten years reveals family moments and reflections on life, death, and social change in Morocco.
Synopsis
Footage collected over ten years reveals family moments and reflections on life, death, and social change in Morocco.
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Synopsis
Hakim Belabbes reflects on his family's life in Morocco through a decade of personal footage in In Pieces. The film captures moments of joy, sorrow, and the passage of time, intertwining family experiences with the broader social and political context of the country. As Belabbes documents aging and exile, the narrative shifts between personal and collective stories, revealing how changes in society resonate within his modest family. The film received recognition at the Festival de Tánger in 2011.
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Why Watch
- See family moments that reflect Moroccan society.
- Find out about aging and exile in a personal context.
- Meet director Hakim Belabbes and his unique perspective.
Did You Know
- In Pieces was released in 2009 and has a runtime of 91 minutes.
- The film was recognized at the Festival de Tánger in 2011.
- Hakim Belabbes directed the film, capturing ten years of personal and societal reflections.
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What is the duration of the documentary In Pieces?
In Pieces has a duration of 91 minutes.
What year was In Pieces released?
In Pieces was released in 2009.
Which festival awarded In Pieces in 2011?
In Pieces won an award at the Festival de Tánger in 2011.
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