The 31st Rabat International Film Festival, scheduled to take place from November 7 to 14, 2026, has selected five new Moroccan films to be screened outside the official competition. These films will be part of the "Panorama of Moroccan Cinema" program. The festival will feature a diverse range of films, showcasing the best of Moroccan cinema.
The selected films include "Mira" by Nour Eddine Lkhomari, which will be screened on Sunday, November 8, at 7:30 PM at the Mohammed V Theater. Another film, "Love in Dakhla" by Khalid Braheimi, will be shown on Monday, November 9, at the same time and venue. Both films are highly anticipated and will be showcased in front of a live audience.
The festival will also feature "A Long Day" by Hakim Kababi, which will have its first screening on Tuesday, November 10, at the Mohammed V Theater. Additionally, "Without a Face" by Meryem Ait Belhussein will be screened for the first time on Wednesday, November 11, at the same theater. These films are a testament to the creativity and talent of Moroccan filmmakers.
The program will conclude with "Zawaj Center" by Sufian Hariki, which will be screened on Thursday, November 12, at 7:00 PM at the Seventh Art Hall. The film's director, Sufian Hariki, is known for his unique storytelling style and thought-provoking themes. The screening of these films is expected to draw a large audience of film enthusiasts and critics.
The Rabat International Film Festival is a prominent event in the Moroccan film industry, attracting filmmakers and cinema enthusiasts from around the world. The festival provides a platform for Moroccan filmmakers to showcase their work and connect with international audiences. This year's event promises to be an exciting celebration of Moroccan cinema.
The selection of these five films highlights the diversity and richness of Moroccan cinema. The films cover a range of themes and styles, showcasing the creativity and talent of Moroccan filmmakers. The festival is a great opportunity for audiences to discover new films and meet the filmmakers behind them.
The festival's program is a testament to the country's vibrant film industry, which continues to produce high-quality films that resonate with audiences globally. With a mix of established and emerging filmmakers, the festival offers a unique perspective on Moroccan cinema and its place in the global film landscape.
Key points
- The 31st Rabat International Film Festival will feature five new Moroccan films in its "Panorama of Moroccan Cinema" program.
- The selected films showcase the diversity and richness of Moroccan cinema.
- The festival provides a platform for Moroccan filmmakers to connect with international audiences.
