All I Wanna Do

2011
59min

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"All I Wanna Do" follows the dreams of a 48-year-old parking guard and his 17-year-old son who form a hip hop group leaving their slum to meet their heroes and enter studios and radio stations for the first time in an adventure through the music industry of Casablanca.

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Añade un argumento en tu idioma'All I Wanna Do' follows the dreams of a 48-year-old Simohamed who works as a parking guard and his 17-year-old son who acts in Hollywood films such as 'Charlie Wilson's War' posing as the c... Leer todo'All I Wanna Do' follows the dreams of a 48-year-old Simohamed who works as a parking guard and his 17-year-old son who acts in Hollywood films such as 'Charlie Wilson's War' posing as the crippled Afghan boy or Iraqi war victim. When his dreams of going to Hollywood are dashed h... Leer todo'All I Wanna Do' follows the dreams of a 48-year-old Simohamed who works as a parking guard and his 17-year-old son who acts in Hollywood films such as 'Charlie Wilson's War' posing as the crippled Afghan boy or Iraqi war victim. When his dreams of going to Hollywood are dashed he turns to music and forms a hip hop group with his father leaving his slum. Like fish out... Leer todo

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A Moroccan court in Casablanca on November 25, 2015, ruled that Lamia Chraibi and her production company LA Prod SARL were not producers on the documentary All I Wanna Do (2011) and were found guilty of unlawful profit and copyright infringement in lawsuit n°2274/13. The court found Ms. Chraibi sold Michelle Medina's documentary unlawfully without a contract. LA Prod SARL and Chraibi were prohibited from stating that she or her company produced the film and were required to pay 40,000 in restitution and damages to the director Michelle Medina