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Nights of the Jackal is a french film of genre Drama directed by Abdellatif Abdelhamid

Nights of the Jackal (1988)

Nights of the Jackal
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Length 55minutes
OriginFrance
Genres Drama,    Documentary
Rating71% 3.5973.5973.5973.5973.597

The Man with the Golden Soles (Arabic: الرجل ذو النعل الذهبي‎) is a Syrian documentary film by the director Omar Amiralay. The film is about the Lebanese Prime minister Rafic Hariri. At the time Hariri, a businessman and a multimillionaire, was the Lebanese opposition leader after serving as prime minister for 8 years. The film explores the paradoxes of power and the delicate relationship between with the critical intellectual.



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