Cinema
Following COP22, Marrakech is hosting another global event: the Marrakech International Film Festival (FIFM). Renowned actors, top directors, and the international press will gather from December 2 to December 10 to attend the 16th edition of this major cinematic event. With free screenings, badges, and public sessions, Made in Marrakech shares insider tips on how to enjoy the FIFM as an ordinary citizen.
Contrary to popular belief, accreditations are not solely for professionals or journalists. Whether you're a movie buff or just a visitor in Marrakech, FIFM offers free access to films. Simply fill out the application form on the festival's official website. You can pick up your badges at the Royal Theatre, daily from 10 am to 5 pm.
Martin Scorsese, Shahrukh Khan, Marion Cotillard, Bill Murray, and Mad Mikkelsen, among other cinema stars, have graced the stage at the iconic Jemaa el Fna Square during past outdoor projections. This year's films include:
In the valley of ellah (United States), 2017
Wednesday, December 7, 9 pm
In the presence of director Paul Haggis
Dawn of the planet of the apes (United States), 2014
Thursday, December 8, 9 pm
Subway (France), 1985
Friday, December 9, 9 pm
Throughout the festival, Colisee cinema will feature audience favorites, competition films, and tribute screenings. Discover the full program at Colisée by following this link.
Price:
15 Dh per screening.
Free entrance for accredited individuals (subject to availability).
Photo: Gala
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