Le Passager du Tassili

Le Passager du Tassili

Le Passager du Tassili

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Le Passager du Tassili

1987

1h 28m

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Drama

Overview

Omar, a young Franco-Algerian from La Garenne-Colombes, decided to spend his vacation in the country of his ancestors, Algeria. On his return, he boards the ferry “Le Tassili” and during the crossing, he meets people who share his doubles, in a good mood that does not hide their heartbreaks.

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France 2

Cast & Crew

18 members

Acting

Lounès Tazairt

Omar

Lounès Tazairt

Acting

Smaïn

Fefer

Smaïn

Acting

Malek Kateb

Aboub Atomic

Malek Kateb

Acting

Mostéfa Stiti

L'Oncle de Omar

Mostéfa Stiti

Acting

Rabah Loucif

Policier

Rabah Loucif

Acting

Smaïl Mekki

Policier

Smaïl Mekki

Acting

Anne Caudry

Nelly

Anne Caudry

Acting

Souad Amidou

Safia

Souad Amidou

Acting

Paul Crauchet

M. Vergeli

Paul Crauchet

Acting

Maurice Chevit

M. Ernest

Maurice Chevit

Acting

Catherine Alcover

Mme Vergeli

Catherine Alcover

Acting

Luc Bernard

Le belge

Luc Bernard

Acting

Anne Lipinska

Francine

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Karim Bejaoui

Hakim

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Moha Abaïd

Le commissaire de bord

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Yasmine Bourguignon

Unknown Role

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Juliette Brac

Mme Ernest

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Simon Elbaz

Le père de Hakim

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