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El Gusto
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El Gusto

Jan 11, 2012
1h 28m
★ 7.4

Overview

El Gusto is the story of an orchestra of Jewish and Muslim musicians torn apart by war 50 years ago, and recently reunited for an exceptional concert. These musicians share a passion they never lost: the soul of Algiers, Chaabi music.

Genres

Music
Documentary

Cast

Mamad Haider Benchaouch

Le Fils De Famille

Mamad Haider Benchaouch

Robert Castel

Le Comédien

Robert Castel

Abdelmadjid Meskoud

Le Rire

Abdelmadjid Meskoud

Rachid Berkani

Le Beau Gosse

Rachid Berkani

Ahmed Bernaoui

Le Battant

Ahmed Bernaoui

Abdelkader Chercham

L' Académique

Abdelkader Chercham

Luc Cherki

Le Nostalgique

Luc Cherki

Redha El-Djilali

Le Solitaire

Redha El-Djilali

Mohamed El-Ferkioui

Le Miroitier

Mohamed El-Ferkioui

Maurice El-Medioni

Le Méditerranéen

Maurice El-Medioni

Abdelrahmane Guellati

L' Artiste

Abdelrahmane Guellati

Joseph Hadjaj

L' Optimiste

Joseph Hadjaj

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