

Casanegra
What's white about Casablanca, they should call it Casanegra
Genres
Overview
A Moroccan-Norwegian co-production about the dark side of Casablanca (Casanegra). In a country where good virtues are the norm in public, Casanegra shows the vices: domestic violence, alcohol abuse and drug abuse. Meet Karim and Adil and their struggle in the big city.
Details
Budget
$1460910
Revenue
$89932
Runtime
131 min
Release Date
2008-12-24
Status
Released
Original Language
Arabic
Vote Count
14
Vote Average
6.5
Anas El Baz
Karim
Omar Lotfi
Adil
Mohamed Benbrahim
Zrirek
Ghita Tazi
Nabila
Driss Roukhe
Adil's stepfather
Fatima Herandi Raouya
Barmida
Fatiha Ouatili
Adil's mother
Zakaria Atifi
Taxi driver
Hassan Essakali
El Hajj
Mohamed Boughaba
Karim's father
Haitham El Idrissi
Haitam "The Turtle"
Michel Botbol
Rami
Abdellatif Chegra
Scrap dealer 1
Abdellah Chakiri
Scrap dealer 2
Mostafa Hamsany
Restaurant owner
Khadija Seddad
Cook
Touria El Hajjaji
Karim's mother
Mouad Jimssi
Karim's brother
Kenza Felali
Karim's sister
Abdellah Ziad
Cigarette seller 1
Jihad Saadallah
Cigarette seller 2
Rachida Saoudi
Beggar
Fouad Saadallah
Man with torch
Jaouad Arfaoui
TV owner
Badiaâ Senhaji
Nabila's friend 1
Dounya Ennassiri
Nabila's friend 2
Safaa El Abdellaoui
Young drugged woman
Mohammed Alja
Nabila's son
Laure Saguez Patricia
The Swedish
Said Yessef
Man at the window
Abdellilah Ade
Drunk client
Zakaria Tamaldou
Client 1 Bar Titan
Hamid Tourchi
Client 2 Bar Titan
Hicham Bergouchi
Weed smoker 1
Abdelrahman Samadi
Weed smoker 2
Nourredine Karouani
Weed smoker 3
El Mostapha Toubati
Prostitute
Hayat Haddad
Prostitute
Ahmed Saari
Zrirek's friend 1
Mohamed Chkiry
Zrirek's friend 2
Jilali Abousouka
Zrirek's friend 3
Smail Hazime
The neighbor
Abdelhak Saleh
Man with glasses
Rkia Khairate
The singer (Chikha)
Said Nahli
Musician 1
Mohamed Erbia
Musician 2
Hamid Elhyate
Musician 3
Tarik Rmili
Raja supporter 1
Mourad Dmiyerh
Raja supporter 2
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