Not really my thing. Good music is the core of any concert film, and Nass El Ghiwane as hypnotic as they are, just don't strike any chords with me. The same can be said about the interview sequences, they are just alright. The shining points in this documentary come when bits of Moroccan history are woven in to the story, those fit well and lift up the performances. The kids performing a Nass El Ghiwane in the streets was pretty cute, albeit maybe a bit scripted.
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Not really my thing. Good music is the core of any concert film, and Nass El Ghiwane as hypnotic as they are, just don't strike any chords with me. The same can be said about the interview sequences, they are just alright. The shining points in this documentary come when bits of Moroccan history are woven in to the story, those fit well and lift up the performances. The kids performing a Nass El Ghiwane in the streets was pretty cute, albeit maybe a bit scripted.nbats
https://sockshare.ac/watch/zGWWbgGP-trances.htmljerry warton
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