Moon over Morocco

The film follows five French tourists who, after an ill-fated attempt to unveil a woman in Morocco, become cursed by an Arabic sorcerer. As the new moon approaches, they face a gruesome fate, dying in a predetermined order. This unsettling premise intertwines elements of mystery and fantasy, making it a notable example of early cinematic storytelling.

With a cast that includes René Lefèvre and Rosine Deréan, Moon over Morocco presents a glimpse into the cultural themes of its time. The film explores the consequences of cultural offense and the intrigue of a supernatural curse. Collectors may find interest in its portrayal of early 20th-century cinema and the way it reflects societal views on exoticism and mystique.