Casbah

Year: 1948

Runtime: 94 mins

Language: English

Director: John Berry

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A den of a thousand thieves and a rendezvous for romance, the story follows charismatic jewel‑thief Pepe Le Moko as he heads a gang operating from the winding alleys of Algiers’ Casbah. Having fled France to avoid prison, he hides in the exotic quarter, where danger and love intertwine.

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