Jamila El Haouni

Thirtysomething Yousra, a former African Karate champion, now works as an Aikido teacher. She's always wanted to start a family but has yet to realize it yet and decides to recourse to a matrimonial agency. Her first date recommended by the agency turns tragic when the man is murdered before her eyes and she finds herself in the newspaper headlines accused of his murder.

On the order of their spiritual leader, three young Islamists kidnap a group of actors who are about to go on tour with their latest show.

A play director prepares to train a troupe on Jean Genet’s The Maids, however, tensions escalate after he starts taking antidepressants and battling his own demons ahead of the play’s scheduled performance in front of a producer and a cultural manager from the French embassy.

The film revolves around (My Friend) a young man in his thirties who works as a technician repairing televisions and satellite dishes. He lives in a modest neighborhood with his mother, who suffers from hearing loss, and seeks to travel to the United States by emotionally exploiting an American girl.

Yousra is young Moroccan woman who works as a fitness trainer in a sports center in Mohammedia. After having many disappointments with men, she finally meets someone new, Tarik, who seems to be really in love with her and wants to marry her. She doesn't know that Tarik has hidden from her his past as a drug trafficker but soon his past catches up with him and Yousra's life is completely shattered.

The series is based on the French novel The Land by Emile Zola. Its episodes revolve around the human relationship with the land, as the wealthy farmer, Mr. Ahmed, decided to give away his lands to his three children, but one of them, called Al-Mahidi, refused to leave his family home. He married his cousin, the Sabura, who inherited a great inheritance, but that did not prevent him from pursuing his cousin for another Tayi cirka pour Cel.