Disney’s latest animation movie, “Wish” and Illumination Studio’s “Migration”, are coming to Moroccan cinemas this month, through Film Event Consulting, a Moroccan-based distribution firm aiming to keep Moroccan cinema lovers up to date with international releases.
“Wish”, reflecting the essence of the Mediterranean region, the Iberian Peninsula, and Morocco, celebrates Disney’s 100-year milestones. The narrative revolves around the Kingdom of Rosas, a fantastical realm where the king possesses the ability to fulfill wishes.
Inspired by Disney’s magical and musical heritage, “Wish, Asha and the Lucky Star” is the 62nd feature film from Disney Studios. It features an original story written by Jennifer Lee and Allison Moore as well as seven new songs composed by Grammy Award-nominated and award-winning Julia Michaels and Benjamin Rice.
A young, quick-witted 17-year-old girl, Asha lives in Rosas, a fantastical kingdom where all wishes can come true. In a moment of despair, she sends a sincere and powerful wish to which a cosmic force will respond with a small ball of infinite energy named Star.
Created by Benjamin Renner, French animation prodigy, “Migration” tells the story of the Colvert family. While Mack is completely content to peacefully splash around with his family in their little New England pond, Pam, his wife, wants to shake up this routine to show her children the rest of the world.
While welcoming a family of migratory ducks, Pam finds the perfect opportunity to persuade Mack to embark on a family trip to Jamaica.
With these two feature films, Film Event Consulting caters to children and families, bringing internationally acclaimed gems to Morocco.
The distribution company will debut “Wonka,” a family musical comedy featuring Timothee Chalamet, later this month. The film follows the early years of Willy Wonka, the inventor, magician, and chocolatier from the fantastical world of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
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