My father's coat

The film centers on a middle-class family's struggles, primarily rooted in the father's attachment to an old coat that raises suspicion among his wife and three sons. This coat symbolizes deeper issues within the family, as the father's obsession with money and lack of care for his children leads to division and conflict.

As a TV movie, 'My Father's Coat' offers a unique perspective on familial relationships and societal pressures in Morocco. The runtime of 100 minutes provides ample time to delve into the complex emotions and themes the characters experience, making it an intriguing watch for fans of family dramas. The performances by Saadia Ladib, Malek Akhmiss, and Mohamed Choubi contribute to the film's exploration of these significant social issues.