Going Down in Morocco

The film follows a girl living with her drug dealer cousin and her policeman boyfriend. She frequently transports drugs from Morocco for her cousin, and when she decides to take a friend along for the ride, complications arise due to the friend's inexperience. The narrative explores their open-minded approach to solving problems that come their way.

As a comedy, Going Down in Morocco presents a blend of humor and tension in its depiction of drug culture and interpersonal relationships. The performances by a notable cast, including Aitana Sánchez-Gijón and Juan Echanove, contribute to the film's engaging storyline. The film's unique premise, along with its comedic elements, makes it a distinctive entry in the genre from the late 1980s.