Morocco the movie, when a legionnaire fell in love with a singer during the Rif War

«Morocco» is one of the first American movies to shed light on Morocco. Nominated for four Academy Awards, the film’s events took place in the North African kingdom during the Rif War, showcasing the situation of the country under the French protectorate and Spanish control. History.

De Belofte van Pisa, a movie on the struggles of young Dutch-Moroccans in Amsterdam

After it was shot in Morocco, producers release «John Wick»’s trailer

The crew of Egyptian movie «Casablanca» to shoot parts of it in Morocco

Moroccan actress Sarah Perles prenominated for the César awards for her movie «Sofia»

Said Taghmaoui to star next to Keanu Reeves in the new «John Wick» film

Johnny Depp and Robert Pattinson to shoot a new movie in Morocco

The Man Who Knew Too Much, when Alfred Hitchcock chased suspense in Marrakesh

In 1955, England’s best director flew to Marrakesh to shoot his suspense movie, The Man Who Knew Too Much. Permission for the shooting was obtained from Pasha El Glaoui by the producing company, Paramount Pictures.

Morocco : The «immoral» scene shot at the National Library is from a comedy movie

In a communiqué issued yesterday, the National Library of Morocco reacted to reports accusing it of authorizing the shooting of an «immoral» scene in its facilities. Further inquiries show that the scene was from a German comedy movie.

«Casablanca» : Hollywood’s most beloved movie as seen by Noah Isenberg

«Casablanca», the 40's movie that bears the same name as the North African city has been one of Hollywood’s most acclaimed films. During a film screening, Yabiladi interviewed Noah Isenberg, the author of «We’ll Always Have Casablanca : The Life, Legend, and Afterlife of Hollywood Most Beloved Movie», a book on the making and influence of the film.