New Moroccan Film: Discover the Best Moroccan Films That Have Shined Worldwide

The Moroccan film industry has witnessed remarkable development in recent years, with a number of films being released that discuss important societal issues and address the reality faced by most segments of society in a bold and modern artistic manner. This year, a new Moroccan film has been presented, captivating both by its innovative and engaging story and by the creative performance of the cast. Follow along as we learn more about this film.

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New Moroccan movie Moroccan cinema showcases a diverse range of distinguished films annually. This year, it released the film "Atoman" (Wind Rider), directed by Moroccan professor Anwar Moatasem, making it the first Moroccan superhero in the annals of Arab cinema. The film was screened a few days ago at the Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival, one of the most prominent cinematic events that focuses on fantasy and science fiction films from all over the world.

Atoman the Wind Rider movie The film revolves around Hakim Imlil, an ethical computer hacker wanted internationally by Interpol for hacking into international databases. He was extradited and arrested by Moroccan authorities after being found hiding in a remote Algerian town. He makes a deal with them to be released from prison in exchange for working as a hacker in the Cybercrime Unit. During the investigation, he reveals his family's origins, which stem from their possession of supernatural powers. He finds himself forced to learn how to use his powers and transforms into Atoman, a superhero who draws his strength from Moroccan and Amazigh culture to confront a global threat and contribute to protecting the world. The film blends elements of Moroccan and Amazigh culture and reflects Moroccan identity through its diverse elements, from the scenery taken from Moroccan heritage and ancient Moroccan costumes to the original music that enhances the viewer's audio-visual experience.

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New Moroccan films In 2024, Moroccan cinemas screened a large number of diverse films, which achieved great success and high revenues, and left a strong impression on audiences due to their discussion of numerous social issues. Below, we present the five most prominent films, according to what film critic Mohamed Bakrim revealed:

Empty third One of the most famous Moroccan cinematic works that was shown during the past year, and it was evaluated by Karim, who gave it first place in addition to winning many diverse awards, most notably two awards during the Valencia International Film Festival, including the Best Actor Award, shared between Abdelhadi Taleb and Fahd Benchemsi, and the Best Director Award for Hajar Krikaa. The story revolves around two young men named Hamid and Mahdi, who have a strong friendship and work together in a money collection agency in Casablanca, and are sent to one of the isolated areas in southern Morocco.

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On the margin According to film critic Bakrim, the film "On the Margins" is ranked second on the list of the best Moroccan films of 2024, having won three awards at its national festival in Tangier. Star Khalil Oubaaka won the award for Best Male Role, while star Majdouline Idrissi won the second award for Best Female Role. The film's director, Jihan Al-Bahar, shared the award for Best Screenplay with Nadia Kamali, in addition to a large number of other awards. The film's story revolves around the experiences of marginalized characters living in the shadow of society, as the film deals with the threads of three relationships that intertwine in one path in an unexpected way.

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In love with Toda In Love with Touda is one of the most prominent Moroccan films that has won various awards, most notably the Artistic Expression Award, which was won by Nisreen Erradi from the official competition jury of the Med Film Festival in Rome. The film deals with the life of Touda, who desperately wants to become a strong female voice singing for resistance, liberation and love. She also strives to build a better future for herself and her son, but the course of events changes when a series of surprising and unexpected events occur. The film stars Joud Chamihi, Nisreen Erradi, Jalila Talmissi, Lahcen Rezouki and Mustafa Boutnaguit.

Animalia Animalia, directed and written by Sofia Alaoui, is among the top five Moroccan films of 2024. It has garnered a large fan base and widespread acclaim from viewers and critics at the Sundance Film Festival in the United States, winning the Jury Prize and Best Screenplay at the Montreal Film Festival. The story revolves around a Moroccan girl named Aitou, who grew up in simple living conditions, in harmony with the luxury surrounding her husband's family who live with them. She intended to spend a quiet day alone at home, but suddenly everything turned upside down when mysterious and horrific phenomena began to sweep the country, declaring an unprecedented state of emergency. Aitou faced great difficulty in obtaining any support. The film stars Mehdi Dahbi, Omaima Breid, and Fouad Ougaou.

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One Thousand and One Days: Hajj Edmond In fifth and last place is the film “A Thousand and One Days: Hajj Edmond,” according to film critic Bakrim. It is one of the most prominent works of French-Moroccan director Simone Bitton, and a large number of prominent Moroccan stars participated in it, including Leila Chahid, Mohamed Touzi, Khalil El Ghrib, and Hassan Bourquia. This documentary presents footage from archival testimonies and texts supplemented by the director’s commentary to shed light on the personality of Edmond Amran El Maleh, the former communist leader and fighter for the independence of Morocco, who left behind a rich legacy that deeply addresses individual and collective memory.

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Ultimately, the new Moroccan film demonstrates that Moroccan cinema continues to evolve by addressing many bold topics, with performances that reveal the depth of societal reality and a masterful visual narrative. It also reflects what is happening on the Moroccan street, giving viewers the opportunity to reflect, interact, and possibly even change. Overall, this film remains a shining example that deserves appreciation.