Sanaa Akroud's comedy films...the other side of Moroccan comedy

Sanaa Akroud is one of the most prominent Moroccan stars who has proven her skills and secured a place not only in the field of acting but also in the fields of directing and writing. This is due to her unique talent and outstanding ability to embody roles with merit and mastery, especially comedic roles, as a result of her cheerful spirit, lightheartedness and high skills in transforming any ordinary scene into a funny comedic situation, which has qualified her to win many diverse awards. Follow us to learn about Sanaa Akroud's comedic films.

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Sanaa Akroud's comedy films Sanaa Akroud has starred in a number of films throughout her career, so we present to you a selection of her most famous comedic films, including the following:

The Dubia movie Inspired by ancient Moroccan heritage, the film "Al Doubia" was first shown in 2003. The events of the film revolve around a smart girl named Awisha, known as "Al Doubia" for her cunning and intelligence. She lives with her two sisters and father, but after her father travels with a trade caravan and mysteriously disappears, she is forced to look for work to take responsibility and support her two sisters. She uses her intelligence to overcome the challenges she faces, which leads her to a series of exciting adventures and comedic situations. The film is directed by Fatima Ali Boubakdi, written by Bahia Al-Soussi Abdullah, and stars Sanaa Akroud, Hassan Madyaf, Yassin Ahjam, Salah Eddine Benmoussa, Siham Al-Zubeir, and Aisha Manaf.

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Women's Market movie The story of the movie "Souk Al Nisa", one of Sanaa Akroud's comedy films, takes place in ancient times in Morocco, where the story begins with a young student who has memorized the Holy Quran and is chosen by the people of his village to become their imam. One of the conditions for joining this job is that he must be married, which prompted him to embark on a journey in search of a good wife. During his journey, he goes through exciting experiences and unexpected situations that reveal to him new aspects of life and people. All of this comes within the framework of a comedy full of excitement and suspense. It was released in 2005, directed by Fatima Ali Boubakdi, written by Ibrahim Ali Boubakdi, and starring Sanaa Akroud, Aisha Manaf, Jawad Alami, Hanan Zahdi, Hamadi Ammor, and Hassan Madyaf.

The Ashes of Khneifisa movie The movie "Khenifisa Al Ramad" was produced on June 17, 2015 and lasted two hours and a quarter. The events take place in a historical, family comedy context mixed with romance, excitement and suspense. It revolves around a spoiled young man (Amir) whose mother tries to find him a girl to marry her to take care of him and look after him. However, he finds himself daily with a mischievous girl called Khenifisa. By pure chance, his mother chooses her as his wife from among thousands of girls, and their mutual rejection turns into an unexpected marriage. The movie was written and directed by Sanaa Akroud and stars Sanaa Akroud, Mustafa Khalili, Amin Naji and Hasna Tamtawi. The movie achieved high viewership rates on YouTube, exceeding 7 million views, and it also achieved revenues exceeding 21 million pounds.

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Abdou's film in the era of the Almohads In 2006, she presented the comedy film Abdo in the Era of the Almohads, among Sanaa Akroud's comedy films. The events take place in the Moroccan city of Marrakesh, and revolve around a young man named Abdo, who was nicknamed the "tramp" because of his constant quest to sell everything he could to tourists. The authorities pursued him and tried to stop him by any means possible. While escaping one time, he encountered a team of American scientists conducting research using an advanced laser device on Al-Idrisi's map of the Arab world. Abdo was exposed to the device's rays and suddenly found himself in the heart of the thirteenth century AD, that is, during the time of the Almohad state, to witness the greatness of this state and the expansion of its influence from the borders of Egypt in the east to Andalusia in the west. He was amazed by its greatness and the brilliance of its civilization. Written and directed by Saeed Al-Nasiri, the film stars Sanaa Akroud , Salah Eddine Benmoussa, Saeed Al-Nasiri, Abdullah Al-Omrani, Idris Al-Rukh, and Anwar Al-Jundi.

A movie for couples only Among the comedies in which the star Sanaa Akroud participated is the film "For Couples Only", which was shown for the first time in Moroccan cinemas in 2006. The film discusses the impact of a famous radio program on the lives of its listeners, presented by the famous broadcaster Laila. It follows the stories of four couples who belong to different social classes, but are united by the obsession to preserve their marital life despite the major challenges they face. All of this comes within the framework of social drama and comedy. The program also provides space for dialogue and facing crises, which prompts each couple to review their relationship and identify the flaws that threaten its continuity. It was written by Jihan Bahar, directed by Hassan Benjelloun, and stars Sanaa Akroud, Fatima Al-Raqraqi, Samia Akriou, Malika Al-Omari, and Younes Mikri.

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After getting acquainted with Sanaa Akroud's comedic films, which demonstrated her success and excellence in each work, she was able to leave a strong and distinctive mark on the Moroccan artistic scene. This is due to her combination of sarcastic intelligence and deep social issues. Her comedic works were not only intended to entertain and provide laughter, but also as a means of reflection, criticism, and discussion of important topics.