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Morocco and Senegal Negotiate Updates to Film Co-Production Agreement

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  • •Morocco and Senegal are negotiating updates to their 33-year-old film co-production agreement with focus on training and distribution improvements, according to Ecofin Agency.
  • •The existing partnership between the two countries has produced collaborative films, though specific recent achievements require verification.
  • •Moroccan filmmaker Maryam Touzani has released 'Calle Málaga', exploring memory and identity themes in Tangier's Spanish community, as reported by France24.
  • •Touzani's latest work continues her cinematic focus on love, identity, and social complexities within Moroccan society.

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Moroccan director Maryam Touzani returns with 'Calle Málaga', an ode to life in...

France24

The male gaze: Laura Mulvey 'very gratified' her phrase has lasted so long

France24

Morocco and Senegal Move to Modernize 33-Year-Old Film Co-Production Agreement

Ecofin Agency

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