“Marjana” by Jamal Suisi previews January 28 in Tangier

Tanjaflam Affiliation has introduced a preview screening of Marjana, directed by Jamal Suisi, on January 28 on the Alcázar Cinema in Tangier.

The press launch of the affiliation specifies that the screening of the movie “Marjana”, which received the prize for the perfect Arab movie on the twenty seventh Alexandria pageant, might be organized on January 28 within the presence of the director, after its screening on the Alcazar cinema from February 1. ..

The screening of the movie goals to rejoice the town of Detroit’s excellent cultural presence and spotlight the town’s wealthy cinematic historical past, stated the affiliation that organizes movie occasions on the historic Alcazar Cinema. , in partnership with civil society.

The movie tells the story of “Mariana”, performed by Hanaa Buab, who gave herself physique, coronary heart and soul to make her dream come true. She achieves this early on, staging her opera and rehearsals going nicely. The day of the present has arrived. However the social gathering was spoiled by an accident on stage.

Mariana’s desires fly away behind the smoke of the hearth, which has consumed the whole lot. Life turns away from him, discovering himself in a fragile state of affairs. A single mom, the primary character struggled with the gaze of society and its traditions. However regardless of all this, she continues her approach, singing. That is how “Marjana” was capable of overcome her issues. She is realizing her dream. Hope, life, artwork, perseverance – these are certainly the letters of the movie’s the Aristocracy.

It’s price noting that the Alcazar cinema, situated within the outdated Medina of Tangier, reopened its doorways in March 2022 after a renovation and enchancment with a finances of 8 million dirhams, which allowed this gem of artwork to regain its former glory. and shine.

It ought to be famous that the Alcázar cinema, opened initially of the twentieth century, is among the three first cinemas in Tangier, together with the Vox and Capitol cinemas.