Morocco Movies

In Morocco, for years more and more women give birth outside of marriage, known as single mothers. In the predominantly Muslim country, this is still...

In the old Spanish cemetery of Larache, by the sea, where Jean Genet spent the last ten years of his life, a modest family of guardians watches over...

In a present-day Morocco, a young couple washing their laundry. Late at night, a dirty, empty, tacky, laundromat. He is a writer, she is a singer, he...

Bouchaib, a 60-year-old retired soldier; lives in loneliness and extreme depression, in an apartment in the center of Casablanca, one morning, he...

A short documentary set in the alleys of Darb al-Sultan, Casablanca. Through a subjective gaze, the film navigates between memory and place, where...

This delightful and informative documentary celebrates the life of Me Fama, the Moroccan revolutionary who fought against French and Spanish troops...

This visual-performative essay weaves an associative network of images between the symbolic resonances of pomegranates and the image of grains of...

Three young optimistic filmmakers embark on a journey in the marginilized city of Salé, provoking several first time interactions and deep...

Creepy Night is a Short film directed by Salah Eddine Saadouni that addresses the issue of the global epidemic, Covid19, knows the world since the...

The story of three people whose lives would be dramatically upended on June 20, 1981 in Casablanca. These events, also called the "bread riots,"...

An old man and his son live in a village abandoned due to drought and famine. The father loses his son and is left alone, burdened by the duty of...

The documentary showcases how the story of 5-year-old Rayan’s tragic demise has touched the hearts of millions around the world.

This short film is for all the young people struggling with schizophrenia.

Paper Dreams tells the story of Redouane, an 18-year-old who lives with his mother, a woman who dreams of seeing him become a police officer, like...

This film explores self-imposed and societal confinement, offering a unique artistic journey into personal and societal constraints.