Morocco's many charms attract many production companies, which every year take advantage of the country's assets, such as the diversity of its landscapes and the exceptional luminosity that magnifies the colours. Many series and films are regularly shot in Morocco.
This Moroccan film season proposes a journey through the eyes of current Moroccan filmmakers, who offer us their particular vision of characters, literature, human relationships and ways of life.
We close our November cycle by dedicating the last session to the director Dalila Ennadre. Born in Casablanca and died in Paris in 2020, Ennadre was a film director known especially for her documentaries on everyday life in Morocco, and especially about women.
Tuesday, 30 November, 20.30 h.
Je voudrais vous raconter. Dalila Ennadre. France-Morocco, 2005, 62 min.
In October 2003, Moroccan society voted for a new family code that included important novelties with respect to the previous one, especially in the case of the female population. In this documentary, the director meets women from different backgrounds: workers, peasants, women from the city and from the suburbs, whose stories are mixed to give an idea of the harshness of their daily lives.
Invitations at THIS LINK from 12 noon on Wednesday 24 November.
Activity carried out with the collaboration of the Seville City Council in the framework of the programme Seville, land of diversity.
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