Ilham Ouaziz

In a rapidly growing Moroccan city, an influential group of politicians and powerful businessmen orchestrates a Machiavellian plan: they manipulate Nabil, a petty pickpocket, into becoming a supposed political activist. They propel him to the head of the town hall with a simple objective: to use his position to serve their interests by swindling the city's inhabitants.

Lawyer Nisrin tries to help the old man Ba Alall, who suffers from Alzheimer's disease, after he is assaulted by a powerful businessman named Abdeljabbar, who is trying to take over his house without any legal rights. But Abdeljabbar, on the other hand, will not remain idly by as he tries to use his influence against her, which makes the conflict between them intensify.

In a desperate attempt to make their voices heard by the government, two men and a woman, living in difficult circumstances in the Tin Shacks, take a diplomatic meeting with political officials, which turns into a hostage situation. Compelled by circumstances, they unwittingly find themselves cast in the role of terrorists, thereby exposing social inequalities and government indifference.

"Bahmad" An old man was involved in the Indochina War in the 1950s. He retains the heroines of this era and continues to tell his granddaughter "Heba", and becomes her mythical hero, who continues to list his epics to her friends. But her mother (the son's wife) was hating him, she would succeed in persuading her husband to expel his father from the house.Then he will face the unknown in the paths of the city of Marrakech. What the old man lost in his son found him in the likenesses of the marginalized who embraced him.

Nabil's mother tries to prevent him from meeting girls because of her hatred towards women, one of whom was the reason for her divorce in the past, despite the supervision of the mother Nabil likes the maid, so they fall in love without her knowledge, which makes the mother furious.

The film The Dream tells the story of two boys, Hakim and Hamid, growing up in a modest neighborhood and sharing a strong friendship despite their very different family lives. Hakim lives in a loving home that encourages him to study and pursue his dream of becoming an engineer. In contrast, Hamid grows up in a troubled family marked by violence and poverty after his father falls into addiction. As problems at home worsen, Hamid runs away and ends up living among street children struggling to survive. While Hakim continues his education and holds on to his dreams, Hamid drifts deeper into life on the streets, and the distance between the two friends grows. When Hakim loses his father in a tragic work accident, he must face a painful test between grief and the dream he refuses to abandon.