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Published on: 02/19/2026 - 3:10 p.m.

After “Adam” and “Le bleu du caftan”, Moroccan director Maryam Touzani returns with “Rue Malaga”, a third feature film which she describes as the most personal of her career. Shot in Tangier, the film tells the story of a 79-year-old Spanish woman, played by Carmen Maura, whose life is turned upside down when her daughter decides to sell the family apartment. A delicate ode to the passing of time, to memory, to transmission.

Guest of Louise Dupont in this new issue of "À l'Affiche", the director talks about her attachment to Tangier, the way cinema views old age, the place of women in its teams, but also artistic freedom in Morocco.

She also looks back on her work together with Nabil Ayouch and on the role of cinema in the face of contemporary political tensions.

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