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If you have been searching for where to watch Where are you Going Moshe? for free, MyFlixer has it ready to stream right now. The 2007 feature movie is available in HD through 9 different servers, so if one is slow you can switch to another without leaving this page.
The film was directed by Hassan Benjelloun and features performances from Simon Elbaz, Rabie Kati, Abdelkader Lotfi and Mohamed Tsouli. It runs 1h 33m and holds a 6.0/10 average rating on TMDB from 1 votes. The feature movie was released on June 7, 2007 by Bentaqerla (Canada), originally in Arabic.
What is Where are you Going Moshe? about? In the early 1960s, after Morocco’s independence from France, many of the country’s Jews clandestinely left for Palestine. The Jews of the little town of Bejjad plot their departure with the help of their rabbi. Once he learns of the Jews’ plans, Mustapha, the bar-owner, panics; if all the non-Muslims leave, the Law will make him close the bar. How will he avoid such a disaster? He’ll have to hold back one Jew!
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