Morocco

Three Amazighs from Tafraout evoke through their stories what hometown and belonging means to them.

Married into a wealthy family, Itto feels like an interloper in her in-laws’ grand house, but she is alone when an strange celestial event occurs.

A single mother in Morocco, trapped in a mundane existence, confronts her  dreams and fears, leading to the agonising decision to forsake all she knows, even her children.

The routine of daily life between Radia and her mother generates an awful discomfort and becomes a major obstacle to Radia's emotional future and her relationship with her mother.

Two Moroccan and Amazigh moon children, Hasna and Samad, find help in art and painting to resist and catch the light in the middle of the darkness.

Shot in the old medina of Casablanca, Morocco, during the festivities of Eid al-Adha, The Cut is a short film exploring the Muslim tradition of animal sacrifice.

Broken Mirrors uses the choreographic piece "TELLES QUELLES / TELS QUELS" to express the point of view of today's Moroccan youth to the world.

In Ziyara (a term that refers to a form of pilgrimage to sacred places), Bitton returns to her homeland of Morocco and searches for the traces the Jews have left behind.