Romancero marroquí

The documentary follows the journey of Aalami, a young farmer who leaves his family in search of work. His experiences in North Africa reveal the vibrant market life in Tetuan, local craftsmanship, and the rich cultural traditions of the Moors. The film captures the essence of Moroccan life, including dances, festivities, and the serene sounds of shepherd flutes.

Aalami's story intertwines with the larger context of the Spanish Civil War, as he eventually responds to Franco's call and travels back to Spain to join the fight. The film provides a poignant look at the impact of war on personal lives, culminating in Aalami's return to his family. With a runtime of 85 minutes, Romancero marroquí offers a reflective exploration of identity, culture, and the effects of conflict.