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| Sektou | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Khaled Benaissa |
| Screenplay by | Khaled Benaissa |
| Produced by | Patio Prod. |
| Starring | Hichem Mesbah, Zahir Bouzrar, Kamel Bouakez, Nabil Lassel |
| Cinematography | Mohammed Soudani |
| Edited by | Malik Benyounes |
| Music by | Mourad Guechoudi |
Release date | 2008 |
Running time | 15' |
| Country | Algeria |
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