Morocco Movies

Jamal Malek, a young Moroccan, tells his fight against the stigmatization of homosexuals in Morocco.

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...

At the heart of Jemaâ el-Fna, Marrakech's famous square, rumors say that a dark mystery forgotten by time lies hidden: a secret prison.

Omar, a Montreal-based Quebecois artist of Moroccan origin, transforms the challenges of his childhood into a powerful creative force. Guided by his...

Karim is a young man of Moroccan origin living in Brussels, who has completed advanced studies and holds many diplomas, including that of a chartered...

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

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

Since 2016, the Moroccan government has introduced a program to scrap old taxis. Kbir is one of the few drivers still attached to his old Mercedes...

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

The jews of taliouine is a documentary about the relationship between muslims and jews in taliouine, a town known for its production of saffron near...

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

A travelogue on loss and healing, Visions of a dreamt sunset brings together images of landscapes in Tangier, archives, posters from 1950s American...

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 science fiction story about AI

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