Observing the films in competition the spectator's eyes widen in amazement at the Moroccan film

Observing the films in competition, the spectator's eyes widen in amazement at the Moroccan film “Les Meutes/HOUNDS/.عصابات“ The second day of screening films in competition was characterized by two distinct cinematic experiences. In the morning, “Les Meutes,“ a 94-minute production by Kamal Lazraq, seized attention. This Moroccan film set in Casablanca pleasantly surprised with its narrative flow and impactful sequences. The two actors shone, embodying their characters' true personalities, reflecting reality. The afternoon featured “TOLL,“ a 101-minute film from Brazil and Portugal, produced by Carolina Markowicz. This film delves into the life of a woman living with her underage son, as the boy embarks on a journey of self-discovery.