Morocco Movies

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

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...

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

Jamal is a young man trying his best to look important despite a rough day filled with problems. He wears a suit that looks fancy at first glance,...

The artist performs a kind of physical and emotional catharsis of a body thwarted by taboos. Through this trance-like performance, she liberates her...

Many killings targeted women in the town, which made private investigators angry about these crimes.

A fraternity of horse-riders travels across a Central Moroccan landscape of Saints’ shrines and wheat fields, of ancient cities and hidden...

Exploring the unfiltered beauty of movement through an intimate journey into Morocco’s unique horse-riding culture.

An experimental found footage film revealing a couples' joyous discovery of a hidden beach, accidentally recorded on their cell phone. Who is being...

In BOTTLES, 13-year-old Said lives in the old medina of Rabat. As a side job, he collects empty beer bottles and sells them to a shop. He wants to...

El Madani set out on an odyssey to discover the roots of the Gnawa music. Through concerts in Algeria, Morocco and France and interviews with Gnawa...

Iceberg the documentary takes a personal deep dive into Stormy; the person behind and beyond music. A closer tap into his persona, his loved ones,...

Our story focuses on the life experience of one person through different stages: childhood, youth, and old age. At each stage, they find themselves...

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,...

24fps, 16mm dairy film by Pierre Parat