Special screening of the Moroccan film "In Love with Touda" in Riyadh

Cinemas in Saudi Arabia are preparing to host the Moroccan film "In Love with Touda" by director Nabil Ayouch, starting May 8.

Moroccan cinema shines in Riyadh: “In Love with Touda” is screening in Saudi theaters. This step further reinforces the growing presence of Moroccan cinema in the Arab and international arenas, as the screening follows the film's successful tours at several international festivals. The official screening will open with a special event organized by Reel Cinemas in Riyadh on May 7, attended by a group of artists and cinema enthusiasts, in an atmosphere celebrating Moroccan creativity.

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From Cannes to the Oscars: “In Love with Touda”: A Moroccan Film’s Journey to the Heart of the World "In Love with Touda" has received widespread acclaim since its premiere at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival, making a strong impression, securing Morocco's entry into the Oscars for Best International Feature. The film also had a notable showing at the Marrakech International Film Festival, cementing its position as one of Morocco's most prominent recent productions. Director Nabil Ayouch expressed his pride in this achievement, saying, "It is evidence of the dynamism of Moroccan cinema today and a new window onto the international stage."

"Tuda", the heroine of dreams and rebellion: The story of a Moroccan woman searching for hope. The film tells the story of "Tuda," a woman from a Moroccan village who dreams of becoming a "sheikha" amidst harsh challenges and a traditional society. Artist Nisreen Erradi embodies this complex character who decides to move to Casablanca in an attempt to emancipate herself and achieve self-realization, especially for a better future for her son. Since its screening in Moroccan theaters, the film has attracted more than 50,000 viewers, thanks to its profound human story and realistic acting. A number of prominent artistic names participate in the work, such as Jalila Talmissi, Amin Naji, and Abdelilah Rachid, adding a remarkable richness to the performance.