In Morocco, several movie theaters had to close their doors due to the ups and downs of the local movie industry. From Godzilla to Titanic, every cinema had a story to tell.
Having an immigrant background changed the pace of his life and artistic career, moving from theater to cinema. For decades, Mohamed Ouachen has campaigned to make of diversity the center of his work in Brussels.
In 1897, Louis Lumière directed one of the first movies to be shot in Morocco. «The Moroccan Goatherd» paved the way for the production of other films in the Kingdom.
Born in France, comedian Hafid Stitou is a jack of all trades. After having entered the cinema industry by chance, he is now making himself a name slowly but surely.
Born in 1976 in Nador, Khalid Maadour is a film enthusiast. Since the 1990s, he led a successful career in France and in Morocco as an actor, especially after starring in 2004 in Marock, a movie directed by Laïla Marrakchi.
While attendance at theaters is decreasing drastically and traditional movie theaters are closing their doors one after the other, several international companies are targeting the Moroccan market.
Being on stage is a little girl's dream coming true for Narrimane Benaïssa, who lives between France and Morocco. From now on, it is here that the multi-talented artist decides to take her professional projects further.
Living in Ukraine for ten years, Mehdi Ayouche left his homeland to pursue his passion for medicine and went on to become an artist. His love for cinema made him an international rising star in the movie industry.
Passionate about design and cinema, Hala Cherradi is know for her contribution to the «Don't Be Silent Berlin» project, which won the «Peer to Peer : Facebook Global Digital Challenge» prize in Washington on the 31st January.