Bonayilat shows “bouquet” in Italy

After a tour of the Moroccan cinematic halls, Moroccan director Damna Bounilala is preparing for a new international experience; This is by her participation in the activities of the film festival in Italy, through her movie “Al -Bouz”, which signs its first presence outside the borders of the Kingdom.

This event is the first international launch of this cinematic tape, which falls within the social comedy category and which sparked a wide discussion in the Moroccan art scene; Because of the topics that are related to the obsession with social media, and the effect of “al -Bao” on the values ​​and human relations.

The movie “Al -Bouz”, which will be shown at the festival within the “Panorama Moroccan Films” paragraph, addresses the obsession of fame and banality that has become chasing content makers through communication platforms, by highlighting the story of a poor and ambitious young woman who has a Karwan singing voice; However, luck does not smile for her, and she finds herself forced to work with the director of a modest music institute in her neighborhood, which will turn to her business manager and take her to perform simple parties at the wedding of poor families. But her life takes a sudden turn when she gets to know a coincidence of influential and content maker that exploits her talent and voice for money, before the truth was revealed at the end of the movie, so the heroine finally won the fame that she always dreamed of, after an arduous journey full of challenges.

This cinematic work, which was produced self and whose scenes were filmed in the city of Agadir, combined the faces known from the artistic scene; The most prominent of which is Moroccan singer Donia Batma and her sister, model Ibtisam Batma, and the Turkish actors passed by Al -Tanthak and Murad Danagi, the hero of the famous Turkish series “Samehini”, along with a Moroccan presence that includes Naima Bouhamala, Rafik Boubaker, Abdullah Farkous, Fadila Benmosi, Qamar Al -Saadawi, Issam, Shameh, Murad Al -Ashabi, Jamali and others.

Dimna Bounailat, through this film, continues to confirm her presence in the Moroccan cinematic scene as a young director who works on current topics affecting society, with an artistic vision that combines depth and boldness.