Nomads

The story follows Hossein, a teenager yearning for freedom from his life in Tangier. His mother, Naïma, seeks to protect him from the fates of his brothers, leading him to the south where he experiences love and disillusionment. This journey ultimately brings him closer to his mother, revealing a complex relationship shaped by devotion and misunderstanding.

Directed by local filmmakers, Nomads captures the essence of a young man's quest for identity in an increasingly globalized world. The film features a notable performance by Jalila Tlemsi and Mohamed Quatib, who contribute to the emotional depth of the narrative. This production from Local Films and À Perte de vue offers a poignant look at personal and familial struggles, making it a compelling watch for fans of character-driven stories.