Harash

The film follows Lwiyen, who is entangled in a web of debt to a corrupt cop named Omar. His life becomes increasingly complicated as he attempts to navigate the harsh realities of his circumstances. Assad, Lwiyen's childhood friend, adds another layer to the story as a disillusioned nihilistic drunk who yearns to return to the Sahara.

With a runtime of just 29 minutes, Harash presents a concise yet impactful narrative. The film's blend of humor and drama captures the essence of life in Casablanca, making it a noteworthy piece for those interested in contemporary Moroccan cinema. Its unique themes and character dynamics provide insight into the struggles faced by individuals in a challenging environment.