Fatima Zahra Qanboua

Sidi Valentine is a Moroccan short film that tells the story of Lotfi, a man whose Valentine's Day takes an unexpected turn. While standing in front of a chocolate shop, he gets involved in a bizarre situation—his car is towed away with his niece still sleeping in the backseat. This incident triggers a series of events that challenge his emotions and perception of love, leading to moments of self-reflection and unexpected encounters

Halima dreams of marrying her two daughters, Yasmin and Kulthum, to two wealthy young men to secure their future. Her wish will be fulfilled during the funeral of a neighbor, and as the two sisters get to know their future husbands, a modern, bold, and exciting love story will unfold.

This black humor pan-Arabic anthology series is about love in general – and relationships in particular.

Amina tries to provide for her family, just as an old acquaintance returns after serving a prison sentence to reopen old wounds.

The series chronicles the life of a young man with autism spectrum disorder, as he faces societal challenges after leaving the overprotective care of his family and entering the world of work, searching for identity and connection.

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Dar El Ghazlan is a Moroccan drama series that aired in 2015. It was written by Narjiss El Mouden and directed by Idriss Roukh , and stars Mohamed Bastaoui , Mariam Zaïmi , Oussama Bastaoui , Noura Skalli , Mohamed Choubi , and Donia Boutazout . The story revolves around a young doctor who moves to work at a clinic in a village, where he experiences a series of events and situations that change his perspective on life.

A teenage girl is forced to live with her two grandmothers after her parents move to Canada for work in accounting engineering. The generational gap sparks amusing situations within this new family dynamic, adding a touch of humor to their daily lives.