Deserts

About This Movie

Deserts is a raw and intimate portrayal of friendship set against the stark backdrop of southern Morocco. The film captures the monotony of Mehdi and Hamid's lives as they navigate their mundane jobs in a collection agency. There's a real sense of drudgery in their repetitive routines, which the director amplifies through lingering shots of their crumbling surroundings. The performances feel natural, almost documentary-like, and there's an authenticity in their shared experiences. The film doesn't rush; instead, it allows moments of reflection that resonate deeply amidst the barren landscapes. The simplicity of their lives, dressed in identical suits, speaks volumes about identity and the passage of time. It’s a quiet, contemplative piece that lingers long after the credits roll.

Focus on character dynamics. · Effective use of Moroccan settings. · Subtle social commentary present.