During the month of November, the Fundación Tres Culturas del Mediterráneo pays homage to Morocco with We Love Moroccoa special programming dedicated to the diversity and cultural richness of this neighbouring country.
Throughout the month, the public will be able to enjoy film screenings, literary encounters, concerts, theatrical performances and craft exhibitions, in a celebration that invites people to discover, share and enjoy Moroccan art and traditions.
🎬 CINEMA
This month's film programme offers three titles that reflect the vitality of contemporary Moroccan cinema:
- 4 November: 'Carved by the wind'.a story about identity and second chances, with lead actress Ouidad Elma.
- 11 November: Everybody Loves Toudaa story of feminine strength and authenticity.
- 25 November: HLM Pussy', a contemporary and courageous look at youth and identity.
🎭 THEATRICAL PERFORMANCE
On 13 November, the Foundation's headquarters will host the gastronomic monologue Taginestarring the actress and director Farah Hamed. An original stage proposal that combines humour, culture and cuisine to explore identity through flavours and emotions.
📚 PROMOTION OF READING
The 'We Love Morocco' programme also devotes a prominent space to the promotion of reading and artistic creation:
7-8 November: participation in the meeting Graphics!with the Moroccan artist Zainab Fasiki, a committed artist who breaks down barriers through her work and her vision of contemporary art.
-14 November: the illustrator Diego Galindo will take part in the Children's and Young People's Book Fair (SILEJ) in Casablanca, where he will talk about his international career and his experience in the world of illustration.
🧶 CRAFT FAIR
From 18 to 21 November, the Foundation's headquarters will be hosting a Moroccan handicraft fairwhere you can discover unique pieces created by craftsmen who keep the country's traditions alive. A place to discover the beauty of textiles, ceramics, leather and other crafts that form part of Morocco's cultural heritage.
🎶 CONCERTS
On 20 November, the Foundation will be filled with spirituality and emotion with the concert of Sufi music by the women's group Hadra Chefchaouniaan emblematic group that transmits the essence of Moroccan mysticism through their singing. On 21 November they will perform at the Gota de leche Social Centre in Huelva.
With 'We Love Morocco', the Three Cultures Foundation reaffirms its commitment to dialogue, cooperation and mutual understanding between the two shores of the Mediterranean. We invite you to experience this month full of art, music, cinema and creativity, and to enjoy the cultural closeness that unites Morocco and Andalusia.
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