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01 Morocco: Why do you Live? by Pascale and Jean-Denis Lilot

In this 25x3min series, children from different continents around the world answer life's deepest questions. The series is part of a philosophical workshop organized by the directors to discover the meaning of life through questions children ask themselves. So during the workshop, a participating group of children is asked to come up with several significant questions, one of which is chosen. Episode-1 takes you to Morocco where children in their intimate surroundings are asked - Why do you live? The beauty of the series lies in the fact that the answers go far beyond the children's cultural framework and innocently disclose the human values that connect us all.

Director: Pascale and Jean-Denis Lilot
Copyright Holder: DocsOnline
Writer: Pascale and Jean-Denis Lilot
Duration: 3 min.
Year of release: 2017
Language: Marocco language, with French or Enghlish subtitle
Country of production: 23

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Watch 01 Morocco: Why do you Live? and many more documentaries!

01 Morocco: Why do you Live? by Pascale and Jean-Denis Lilot

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