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Marrakech FF announces stellar line up, including world premiere of Meryem Benm'Barek's highly anticipated 'Behind the Palm Trees'

E. Nina Rothe November 11, 2025

The festival will kick off with ‘Dead Man's Wire’, Gus Van Sant's dark and jubilant comedy and close with Annemarie Jacir’s Palestinian submission to the Oscars ‘Palestine 36’, with loads of wondrous films screening in between.

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In Cinema, Festival Tags Marrakech International Film Festival, Morocco, Palestine 36, Annemarie Jacir, Guillermo del Toro, Jodie Foster, Raouya, Hussein Fahmi, Academy Awards, Bong Joon-ho, Étoile d’or, Meryem Benm'Barek, Screen, James J. Robinson, Akinola Davies Jr., Erige Sehiri, Promised Sky, Atlas Workshoops, Atlas Workshops, Gus Van Sant, Dead Man's Wire, Maryam Touzan, A Private Life, Rebecca Zlotowski, El Sett, Marwan Hamed, Oum Kalthoum, Mona Zaki, Sophia, Dhafer L'Abidine, Jafar Panahi, Hasan Hadi, The President's Cake, Cyril Aris, A Sad and Beautiful World, Hélène Harder, Fatna, a Woman Named Rachid
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Qumra 2025 projects include an outlaw Bedouin bandit couple adventure and a Palestinian dystopian sci-fi thriller

E. Nina Rothe March 6, 2025

Also included in the extensive line up of projects participating in the upcoming industry incubator organized by the Doha Film Institute is the follow up by Algerian helmers Damien Ounouri and Adila Bendimerad to their award winning epic ‘The Last Queen’, as well as Suzannah Mirghani’s highly anticipated feature debut ‘Cotton Queen’.

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In Cinema, The Diaries Tags Qumra 2025, Doha Film Institute, DFI, Damien Ounouri and Adila Bendimerad, Suzannah Mirghani, Cotton Queen, Qatar, Sofia Djama, Quarter to Thursday, Larissa Sansour, Palestine, Algeria, In Memory of Times to Come, Tunisia, Erige Sehiri, Marie & Jolie, The Joyful 1926, Speak Image Speak, Pary El-Qalqili, 1972 Munich Olympics, Sari & Amira, A.J. Al-Thani, Wadi Sakheema, Flower of the Sand, Morocco, Jaouad Babili, Sudan, Atlas Workshops, The President's Cake, Iraq, Hasan Hadi, Saddam Hussein, Souraya Mon Amour, Nicolas Khoury, Souraya Baghdadi, Maroun Baghdadi, Lebanon, Fatma Hassan Alremaihi, The Pearl, Noor Al-Nasr, In the Name of Safia, Safia Kessas, Love 45, Anas Khalaf, Sound of Silence, Joyce A. Nashawati, Syria, The Fin, South Korea, Syeyoung Park, The Reserve, Mexico, Pablo Pérez Lombardini, Roqia, Yanis Koussim, Sleepless City, Spain, Guillermo García López, Fatna a Woman Named Rachid, Hélène Harder, Mother of Silence, Zahraa Ghandour, Once Upon a Time in Shiraz, Iran, Hamed Zolfaghari, The Day of Wrath: Tales from Tripoli, Rania Rafei, Jodari Meno, Dr. Jamal Rashid Al-Khanji, Al-Michelin, Abdul-Rahman Sakr, Jordan, Dirty Hands, Georges Hazim and Maya Dagher, Task Force: Apocalypse!, Dana J. Atrach and Anne Sobel, El’Sardines, Zoulikha Tahar, Villa 187, Eiman Mirghani
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Palestinian story 'Happy Holidays' wins Etoile d'Or in Marrakech

E. Nina Rothe December 8, 2024

Plus Polish director Damian Kocur won the Best Directing Prize for his Ukrainian story ‘Under the Volcano’.

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In Cinema, Festival, Interviews, The Diaries Tags Marrakech International Film Festival, FIFM, Happy Holidays, Palestine, Etoile d'Or, Atlas Workshops, Luca Guadagnino, Patricia Arquette, Virginie Efira, Jacob Elordi, Andrew Garfield, Nadia Kounda, Across the Sea, Sudan Remember Us, Scandar Copti, The Cottage, The Village Next to Paradise, Under the Volcano, Damian Kocur, Wafaa Aoun and Manar Shehab, Roman Lutskyi, Sean Penn, La Mamounia, Musee YSL, Maria Callas Monica Bellucci an Encounter, Majorelle Blue, YSL, The Apprentice, Donald Trump, Ava DuVernay, Rosalie Varda, ARRAY
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Jeff Nichols photographed by © Kyle Kaplan, courtesy of 20th Century Fox, used with permission

US filmmaker Jeff Nichols named patron of 2024 Atlas Workshops in Marrakech

E. Nina Rothe October 25, 2024

Plus, the latest projects by favorite filmmakers Lina Soualem, Murad Abu Eisheh, Cherien Dabis and Tala Hadid will be featured in this year’s prestigious sessions with selected projects in development and post-production from Morocco, Africa and the Arab world.

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In Cinema, Festival, The Diaries Tags Atlas Workshops, Marrakech International Film Festival, Tala Hadid, Bardi, Jeff Nichols, Lina Soualem, Murad Abu Eisheh, Cherien Dabis, Morocco, Africa, Arab cinema, Alicante, The Orange Grove, All That's Left of You, Saleh Bakri, Adam Bakri, Mohammad Bakri, Moly Kane, Linda Lo, Cyril Aris, Tarzan & Arab Nasser, Palestine, Lebanon, Egypt, Nigeria, South Africa, Syria, Jordan, Tunisia, Algeria
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Marrakech Atlas Workshops announces 25 projects participating in upcoming 6th edition

E. Nina Rothe November 3, 2023

The films — hailing from 11 countries with 11 helmed by women filmmakers — include the highly anticipated ‘Motherhood’ by Meryam Joobeur, Tunisian filmmaker Ala Eddine Slim’s next project, and Erige Sehiri’s follow up to her critically acclaimed ‘Under the Fig Trees’.

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In Cinema, Festival, The Diaries Tags Atlas Workshops, Marrakech International Film Festival, Morocco, Motherhood, Meryam Joobeur, Ala Eddine Slim, Erige Sehiri, Under the Fig Trees, Tunisia, MENA region, Arab cinema, Sandra Tabet, Lebanon, Hind Bensari, Adnane Baraka, Pier Paolo Pasolini, Tarik Saleh, Boy From Heaven, Festival de Cannes, Critics Week, Ava Cahen, Sofia Alaoui, Middle East, Africa, Atlas Station, Bye Bye Tiberias, Animalia, The Mother of All Lies, Asmae El Moudir, Hounds, Kamal Lazraqq, Sea Salt, Leila Basma, Venice International Film Festival, Youssef Chebbi, The Graverdigger's Wife, Mohamed Hefzy, Sarah Chazelle, ArteKino, Ghassam Salhab
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