Within the framework of the 'Three Cultures with You' project, the Fundaci\u00f3n Tres Culturas, in collaboration with the FCAT, is offering a film cycle that shows, through four titles, different visions of Morocco's recent past.<\/p>\n
According to the Moroccan Film Centre (CCM), Moroccan cinema is booming, with some 15 feature films and 50 short films being produced annually. Year after year, progress is made in production circuits, audience attendance and the fight against piracy, as well as the development of film festivals, such as those in Marrakech, Khouribga, Tangiers and Sal\u00e9 (Women's Film Festival).<\/p>\n
This cycle, designed to be enjoyed at home, offers an overview of films in which Morocco is the protagonist, including works by Spanish and Moroccan directors who portray different experiences, situations, themes and visions of the neighbouring country.<\/p>\n
Tuesday 5 May<\/strong><\/p>\n Goodbye Carmen<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Mohamed Amin Benamraoui. Belgium, United Arab Emirates, Morocco, 2013, 104 min.<\/p>\n The year 1975, northern Morocco. Ten-year-old Amar lives with a very violent uncle while he waits for the dubious return of his mother, who has gone to Belgium. He befriends Carmen, a Spanish exile who works in the village cinema. Carmen helps him discover an unknown world, but when Franco dies, Carmen must return to Spain.<\/p>\n Arabic, Berber, Spanish - Subtitled in Spanish.<\/p>\n <\/p>\nThe film can be viewed at this link<\/a> from Tuesday at 20.00h to Friday at 20.00h.<\/strong><\/h3>\n