Morocco Movies

Morocco, 1975. In the midst of the Cold War, a young Vietnamese man arrives at the port of Casablanca with his truck. The customs officers are...

Aravane Rézaï hates tennis. Yet, at the age of 23, she won the Madrid Open, one of the most prestigious tournaments in the world. She...

In a city filled with satellite dishes, a family embarks on a journey to find the images from their screen. Along the way, they encounter celestial...

Karim, his fiancée Mouna and his father Miloud are celebrating the start of their hôtel, L'HÔTEL DE LA PAIX. But when a plumber...

Hajar and Badr are two children who grew up on the streets, an experience that left an indelible mark on them. At 10 years old, Hajar already...

For the filming of Aoulad-Syad's previous film, a mosque was built on Moha's land. Once the filming is complete, the set is dismantled with the...

Soundouss and Jaâfar, two gay youths from Casablanca, spend the summer in Cabo Negro in the north of Morocco, at a villa rented by...

Quad Split replicates a multi-screen version of Video In/Audio Out VT's: 001-004. Small digital video cameras are easily able to function at any...

Filmed in Morocco, the film Atlas by Karthik Pandian continues his investigation into history, site and monument. The film explores fundamental...

A charity association contacts the best of french farmers spoecializing in chicken to come to the aid of a morocan familu who no longer manages to...

A poor young man wins the lottery, and very quickly becomes coveted by those close to him in his family and in his neighborhood, each wanting their...

Women in Morocco create jewellery and fight to market themselves without male intermediaries.

A young woman in her thirties arrives in a sort of military prison with the aim of freeing her parents. She is accompanied by a glass blower, who,...

a science fiction story about AI

Attempting to integrate eternal existence and connecting divinity to this existence through art.

The first Nass El Ghiwane Artistic Soiree was broadcast on national television.

Salim travels back to the village his French father moved to, where he dives into his family history.

24fps, 16mm dairy film by Pierre Parat