Mohamed Basou releases the movie "Zaazou" .. a social comedy with a Moroccan touch

Moroccan comedian Mohamed Bassou released his new film “Zaazou”, which represents a new artistic addition to his career, which is rich in works that combine humor and social criticism.

Through this cinematic work, Basso aims to present a story that explores aspects of Moroccan social life, relying on a satirical and dramatic comedic style that reflects reality in an exciting way.

The story of the movie “Zazou”: A comedic journey between Tamgrout and Zagora The film, which lasts for about 90 minutes, tells the story of two friends who decide to embark on a journey from the Tamgrout region to the city of Zagora, hoping to improve their living conditions.

This journey is interspersed with many funny situations and paradoxes, which present social issues such as poverty, unemployment, and popular beliefs related to “witchcraft” and “extracting treasures”, issues that reflect the reality of Moroccan society and its challenges.

The story also addresses the case of the little girl Naima, whose case previously stirred Moroccan public opinion.

Social and artistic messages reflecting the depth of southeastern Morocco In “Zazou”, Basso was keen to present the issues of suffering of the people of southeastern Morocco in a humorous way, so that the film would be a mixture of laughter and thought.

In addition, Basso aims to highlight the rich cultural and geographical heritage of Zagora and its surroundings, introducing the public to the aesthetics of the region and its human diversity.

The film is directed by Rabie Chejid, and stars a group of actors such as Abdel Rahim Meniari and Karima Ghaith, in addition to other names from the Moroccan art scene.