Chaouki El Ofir

Five people with contrasting profiles compete for a position within Matsuika, a multinational corporation recently set up in Morocco. Following an interview with the C.E.O., they are advised to undertake a mysterious test in a secret location. It will determine who will hold the position. All five applicants accept and are led into a distressing bus with no windows. After endless driving, an accident occurs with the candidates trapped in the wreck. Thanks to a joint effort, they manage to evacuate the bus only to find themselves lost in the desert with their driver nowhere to be found. They start to wander, questioning the nature of the accident. Is it part of the test? Despite their will to survive and an urge to find clues, mirages of their most intimate fears begin to haunt them.

After being abandoned by Omar, Amal travels to America. Upon her return, Omar notices that Amal has changed; in addition to her beauty, she has gained charisma. Omar feels that he loves her and does everything he can to win her back.

Reda, a young manager of his father’s struggling publishing house, travels to a retired ambassador’s countryside farm to complete the memoirs that could save the family business. There he meets the ambassador’s aloof daughter Raouia and, determined to meet his deadline, must break through her reserve and earn her trust.

A poor young man wins the lottery, and very quickly becomes coveted by those close to him in his family and in his neighborhood, each wanting their share of the pie. When a crook gets involved and tries to take his fortune, the older brother puts a drug in his drink to get rid of him.

After being abandoned by Omar, Amal travels to America. Upon her return, Omar notices that Amal has changed; in addition to her beauty, she has gained charisma. Omar feels that he loves her and does everything he can to win her back.

Reda, a young manager of his father’s struggling publishing house, travels to a retired ambassador’s countryside farm to complete the memoirs that could save the family business. There he meets the ambassador’s aloof daughter Raouia and, determined to meet his deadline, must break through her reserve and earn her trust.

A poor young man wins the lottery, and very quickly becomes coveted by those close to him in his family and in his neighborhood, each wanting their share of the pie. When a crook gets involved and tries to take his fortune, the older brother puts a drug in his drink to get rid of him.