My weblog tackles subjects of Moroccan cinema,but it also makes comments on intelligent one.
Sunday, September 30, 2012
The Will by Allal El Alaoui on official selection at BIFF
Thursday, September 20, 2012
Missing expensive wines or simply be a Moroccan film critic
Saturday, August 18, 2012
Wednesday, August 08, 2012
Friday, August 03, 2012
An exlusive interview with Mustapha El Khalfi by Allal El Alaoui

Media, considered as the fourth power, is taken over for the first time in the Moroccan political history by an Islamic Political Party named as "PJD".
Obviously the scene in Morocco has been influenced by on going Intifadas already known as 'Arab Spring", is a candidate of fierce popular demonstrations that is continuously asphyxiating the actual government whose chief is Abdullah Benkiran, a controvercial and Islamic leader who has recently appointed Mustapha El Khaldi to spearhead Moroccan media and to be his government speaker.
From this context, the editor of the weblog's "Cinema and movies ", Allal El Alaoui already followed by readers around the globe nearly 149,418 page viewers, has gone to meet the minister of communication , Mustapha El Khalfi to talk about the future of media , freedom of speech and the state of national television including the promotion of cinema in Morocco.
Wednesday, August 01, 2012
الوصية ل علال العلاوي - full movie-
The Will from Allal El Alaoui on Vimeo.
Abderrahim Cherrada publié surFatima Bassour
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- Hamid BroudaneC'est vrai, dans ce court métrage, Fatima était admirable d'humanité et de sensibilité. Naturel, sans être naturaliste, son jeu est juste, émouvant, il touche le coeur du spectateur et lui offre la vision de son propre vide, de sa propre déchirure. Le réalisateur a su créer une ambiance énergique autour des acteurs pour qu'ils aient une communion intense avec le public. Bravo ! En regardant le film, j'ai eu une pensée pour mon ami ..
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- Belaide Laalili Tahiya. Wikram khoti la3zaz basaha waraha filam lwasiyail y a 18 heures via mobile ·
il y a quelques secondesOussama HamamaHi Mr El Alaoui
I hope you're doing great, belate Ramadan Kareem.
By the way,it's me,the ex-intern at SNRT, we've met a couple times there .
It's such a pleasure to see your shining work "The Will",keep it rolling !
maybe someday you'll be nominated for The Oscars or a huge award.- il y a 11 heuresHamid Boughalem
شكرا لك فيلم الوصية من اروع الافلام القصيرة التي شاهدتها في حياتي اخراج رائع تصور اروع تقنيات عالية تشويق مؤثرات كل شيئ كل شيئ ينم >لك على قوة مخرج فنان رائع و فريق عمل رائع ايضا مرحبا بك في طاطا من اجل المهرجان و ك>لك من اجل تصوير افلامك المقبلة
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Friday, July 20, 2012
The influence of Indian cinema on Moroccan cinema-goers

Indian Cinema has always been loved by Moroccan cinemagoers and bollyphiles and even since its early start with legendary Dhundiraj Govind Phalke (1870 - 1944) affectionately called Dadasaheb Phalke is considered as the 'father of Indian Cinema'. Central in Phalke's career as a filmmaker was his fervent belief in the nationalistic philosophy of Swadeshi, which advocated that Indians should take charge of their own economy in the perspective of future Independence. This was confirmed to me by the most respected filmmaker Yash Shopra, who was in Marrakech in 2006 with his wife, Pamela Shopra. Going around Marrakeshi souks and suburbs especially the Jamaa el Fna square, Yash Shopra said how amazed and astonished he was by the Moroccan people and its traditions that really have great affinity with the ones in India. Both
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Not far from Agadir, Las Palmas, a Spanish little island, is overcrowded with Indians and enjoyed the double culture there. Indians have immigrated to every corner of the globe with contingencies in South Africa, the Gulf countries, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, US, Canada apart from the UK. Wherever the Indians go, their films and their food go with them. With curry and chutney now international favourite foods, it was inevitable that their exotic films, their melodies, the romantic strains of their sitar, the striking beauty of their leading ladies and the dark and daring magnetism of their dashing heroes would eventually reach the hearts of the West despite all of Rudyard Kipling's poetic protests, reports Lubna Abdel Aziz, from Cairo Al Ahram weekly. Of course, he did not know then the strength and might of the Seventh Art, which proved to be the best meeting ground for East, West, North and South.
Many critics in Morocco would immediately judged Indian cinema as an emotional cinema which only seeks impossible love, and therefore damages the taste with its chosen six songs and pharonic scenes and yet praised and admired by others just like Razak, a Hindu fan and film critic who is illuminated by its new wave , independent anti-studio cinema , pioneered by Madhur Bhandarkar .Razak continuously makes local cinephiles more aware about Indian cinema using his power as a wonderful plume .He writes how exquisite , beautiful and magnificently arising and yet glorifying world wild Hindi cinema is. He also predicted in his RABAT EXPRESS newspaper that « BLACK » of Sanjay Leela Bhansali with Amitabh Bachchan and Rani Mukherjee as best actor and actress, would win an Oscar in
Ideas like creating an agency that deals only with Bollywood films and Wizcraft artistic communications becomes a wish not only for Razak, but also for myself. I think as Bollywood will celebrate its 100 years of cinema in Marrakech next autumn, it is time to sit down, discuss and debate in professional meetings about film distributers, producers and filmmakers andtackle mechanism of producing Bollywood movies in Morocco.
From this contest, I have already launched a weblog named Hollywood-Bollywood peace initiative in which mega-stars of the west and the east can be together, may be in Morocco , to unite our world in peace and joy.
Allal El Alaoui
Film director and blogger



