Cinema Morocco

Cinema Morocco dives into the history of Cine Marrocos, a movie theater that thrived for two decades before closing in 1972. Located in São Paulo, it was known for its opulence and popularity. After its closure, the building became home to a homeless workers' movement, providing a unique backdrop for the film's narrative.

The documentary features the stories of individuals who lived in the abandoned theater, intertwining their experiences with scenes from acting classes and films previously shown there. This blend of past and present highlights the cultural significance of the space and the impact on the community that inhabited it. With a runtime of 76 minutes, this film serves as a poignant exploration of homelessness and the transformation of public spaces.