All Morocco articles – Page 5
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NewsRémi Bonhomme appointed artistic director of Marrakech Film Festival
Bonhomme will step down from role as programme manager at Cannes Critics’ Week after 2020 edition.
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NewsDoha supports new film and TV projects by Hicham Lasri, Soudade Kaadan and Karim Aïnouz
Qatari institute supports a record 42 projects in autumn funding round.
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Features12 Asian, Middle Eastern and African titles to tempt festival directors in 2020
Includes new films from Ann Hui, Mohamed Diab and Kaouther Ben Hania.
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NewsWhy Arab and African indie filmmakers are embracing genre cinema
Mati Diop, Talal Selhami and Larissa Sansour discuss their different routes to genre at Marrakech’s Atlas Workshops.
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NewsNetflix-backed Atlas Workshops to showcase rare films from Comoro Islands, Tanzania and Djibouti
Second edition of project platform will showcase 28 feature projects.
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Reviews'Adam': Cannes Review
A deceptively slender story marks an accomplished debut from Maryan Touzani
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Marion Cotillard out, Sebastian Stan, Edgar Ramirez join '355' ahead of July production start
Spy thriller to shoot in Paris, London, Morocco.
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NewsMartin Scorsese on why 'The Irishman' was "a risky film" for Netflix
Scorsese also expressed his concerns about the future of the business, saying: “Everyone can make films today, but no one can see them.”
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FeaturesIn focus: the new-look Marrakech International Film Festival
This year Marrakech has a star-studded guest list and a revitalised programme team led by Berlinale veteran Christoph Terhechte.
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NewsMarrakech International Film Festival 2018 supplement
Browse the digital edition of Screen’s Marrakech International Film Festival supplement.
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NewsRusso brothers in post on AFM-bound ISIS film 'Mosul'
Feature shot in secret in Morocco last spring.
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Reviews'Sofia': Cannes Review
Debut set in Casablanca follows a young, unmarried mother as she gives birth
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Reviews'Razzia': Toronto Review
A complicated, time-travelling narrative from Nabil Ayouch which runs bestween the Atlas mountains and Casablanca
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Reviews'Headbang Lullaby': Berlin Review
Surreal Moroccan farce about football, cranial trauma, and interminable waiting
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NewsCannes winner 'Mimosas' gets US deal
Fledgling NY outfit Grasshopper Film has taken rights to Oliver Laxe’s Morocco-set Western.
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FeaturesQ&A: Nabil Ayouch, director of 'Much Loved'
Nabil Ayouch talks about his latest film, which has attracted controversy in its native Morocco.
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NewsFrancis Ford Coppola to head Marrakech jury
The Godfather director will lead the jury at the 15th Marrakech International Film Festival.
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FeaturesWorld of Locations: Morocco
Film-friendly Morocco regularly doubles for Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan.