She's Hypertensive and Diabetic But Refuses to Die

The film follows Hamid, who juggles the demands of his wife Souad, his mistress Leïla, and his mother-in-law Hajja. The dynamics are further complicated by Zhor, the servant, who is also the mistress of Hamid's guardian. Brahim, a character who serves as Hamid's scapegoat, finds himself in a precarious situation when he catches Hamid in a compromising position, leading to blackmail.

This Moroccan drama showcases a significant narrative that delves into personal and familial conflicts. The interactions among the characters create a layered story that reflects societal issues, making it a noteworthy example of late 1990s cinema in Morocco. With a cast that includes Rachid El Ouali, Mohamed Benbrahim, and Asmaa Khamlichi, the film presents a compelling look at the complexities of love and loyalty.