The Moroccan film Quitte ou Double directed by Rachida Saadi took the prestigious grand prize at the International Film Festival in Guevara, Cuba.
Starring the actress Farah El Fassi, the film delves into the journey of a young girl entangled in perilous adventures.
As her story unfolds, the film poignantly explores the pervasive issue of addiction, shedding light on its deep psychological, social, and economic ramifications. Through its compelling narrative, the film resonates with audiences by portraying the multifaceted impact of addiction on individuals and their communities.
The International Film Festival in Guevara, is one of the most esteemed cinematic events in Cuba, second only to the Havana Film Festival. Now in its 18th year, the festival was founded by the renowned Cuban director, producer, and screenwriter Humberto Solás. It has become a vital platform for showcasing diverse and powerful voices in global cinema.
This international recognition comes even before the film’s scheduled release in Moroccan cinemas at the end of 2024, adding anticipation and excitement among Moroccan audiences.
With its powerful message and gripping storyline, tge film is set to make a significant impact both within Morocco and beyond, continuing to draw attention to critical social issues while elevating Moroccan cinema to new heights.
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