Morocco Movies

Mona, a young Parisienne, learns that her real father is Moroccan. The only traces of his existence are a name, Mahmoud Saber, a black-and-white...

Observing life, On question of human need for deliverance.

Chahida and her twenty-year-old son Tarek leave Marrakech by car. Middle-class Moroccan family, their mother-son relationship is not obvious. Night...

An exploration of Morocco’s 3,000-year-old rug-making tradition.

In the vast expanse of space, a team of explorers stumbled upon an unexpected and enigmatic planet called "Peniel". A team dispatch to the planet's...

The events of the film revolve around Halim and Mounir who accidentally come across a magic notebook. One night, unaware of the powers of this...

Meriem Bennani’s Guided Tour of a Spill acts as an interlude between her groundbreaking Party on the CAPS (2018), her pseudo-documentary set in...

The habitual criminal Roby Schmucker is sent to prison for the fourth time. He steadily begins to have confidence in his cell mate Mohammed Hiab....

In an impoverished neighborhood of Casablanca, Morocco, Fatima awaits impatiently for news from her husband in exile. Will she finally receive the...

footage from 3 different continents but with one thing in common.

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

Masood, freshly released from prison, is tasked with finding Saida, a cabaret dancer who has stolen a mafia's safe key, leading to chaos when a...

The story of a young man of peasant origin, a minor official in Casablanca, which can not adapt to life in the big city.

'The Colour of the Sacrifice' hands over to these men, for the greater part enlisted by force, who came from the colonized countries and played a...

Bushra, a beautiful woman, devotes her life to her career as a nurse, saves the life of Inspector Karim, who, together with his aides, sought to...

A documentary exploring Izza Génini’s intimate relationship to places, people and events in a mutual recognition through unpublished...

In 1959, expatriate American writer Paul Bowles published Their Heads Are Green, Their Hands are Blue, a collection of travel essays largely drawn...

Painted, skinned, caged, abandoned among rubbish, animals are victims of exploitation and unnatural conditions imposed by humans.

The Moroccan futurist who has a global belonging to humanitarian issues, El Mehdi Elmanjra, who made a lot of future predictions in the past, and now...