The inaugural IIFA awards event was held at London's Millennium Dome in 2000. The summer of 2007 is also expected to attract nearly 30,000 people from Europe, India, southeast Asia and the US, and signifies the exalted status the Indian film industry has attained in Britain. FIFM bureau de la fondation, CCM and house distibution in Morocco should consider and give importance and value to Hindi cinema and especially the taste of passionate Moroccan people who just love this cinema. In academic circles here, LA Times reports that Indian films are no longer seen as quaint, gaudy and oriental items, but a resilient cultural powerhouse in the subcontinent that challenges the near-global domination of Hollywood films. Muqtedar Khan (15) writes that India is already well situated to become a major economic and cultural power worldwide. Indian culture, through the popularity of Indian cinema, is already giving India the kind of "soft power" that only America enjoys worldwide. Bina paul will never forget Salé and its traditions .
With her digital camera , she took pitures of women tatooing their hands with El Hana, a spiritual herb also used in India for the same purpose.She carefully took notes of those women making their spiritual journeys to Marabouts (16) . This reminds Bina of her people doing the same pilgrimage not of course to Marabouts, but to cinema theatres where they expect good endings eternel heroes , widows and homeless children. Coming out from El Madrassa al Bouanania (17), bina paul amazed by its marvellous Islamic frisks , remembered her colleague filmmaker Adoor Gopalakrishnan from Kerala saying that India has always been an immence bazar of images . By ALLAL EL ALAOUI Zhor idrissi : secretariat. • International women cinema in salé. • Centre national de la cinematographie. • www.CCM.ma. • Noureddine sail ( CCM ). • Kamal Mghazli ( CCM ). • Ahmed Araib ( CCM ). • Razak ,( rabat express). • Al ahram weekly . • Lubna aziz from al ahram weekly. • Le monde diplomatique. • The times, UK. • LA TIMES. • 1- the masala films : The 1970s saw the advent of the multi-generic entertainment extravaganza replete with dramatic dialogue and spectacular song and dance sequences. 2- SALÉ : A millinuim town in Morocco . 3- Nour Eddine Sail is a Moroccan thinker and cinema critic and head of the main cinema institution of cinema called CCM. 4- Ibrahim Essaih is a Moroccan Indian film dubber .
He was the pioneer of dubbing Hindi films after the independence. 5- FIFM bureau de la fondation is an institution in Morocco that organizes International film festival. 6- Mukesh Bhatt is film producer in India. 7- Derb Rallef is a popular market in casablanca where one can find any goods. 8- Swika is a popular market in Rabat . 9- Dawliz complexe is a Place of entertainement, restaurants and luxuary cinemas in Salé . 10- EL Wad : a dangerous Ghetto in the north of Salé . 11- Jamaa el Fna square : one of the most famous entertainemnt souk in Marrakesh ( see UNESCO) . 12- Razak, Ahmed Sijilmassi, Al Jawhari and Allal El Alaoui ; Cinéphiles and intellectuals ,on line free-writers and especially Indian movie fans and critics . 13- CCM is a national institution of cinema that is strictly administratif dealing with distribution , Film visas , festivals and co-ordinations 14- LA Times : Los Angels Journal in America . 15- Dr.Muqtedar Khan is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science and International Relations at the University of Delaware. 16- Marabout is a spiritual leader or saint in Morocco. 17- El Madrassa al Bouanania is an old medieval univeristy in Salé famous of its superb arabisque frisks and mosaique.
Academy Awards, popularly known as the Oscars, are often considered the most prestigious awards in the field of cinema, at least in popular culture. Established in 1929, the Oscars recognise excellence in cinematic achievements across various categories, including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor and Actress, and Best Original Screenplay, among others. The awards are presented annually by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS), a professional organisation of over 9,000 members working in the film industry. Over the years, film industries from across the world have competed to win the coveted Oscar award. India, which is not only the second oldest film industry in the world but also the largest producer of films in the world, has made remarkable contributions to world cinema. As a result, over the years, India has had several trysts with Oscar awards.
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