Interview with 'The Mother of All Lies' director Asmae El Moudir. – The Hollywood Reporter
Moroccan filmmaker Asmae El Moudir on her Cannes award-winning documentary 'The Mother of All Lies.'
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Moroccan filmmaker Asmae El Moudir on her Cannes award-winning documentary 'The Mother of All Lies.'
The jury of the Sydney Film Festival has named The Mother of All Lies the best picture of the festival. The docu-drama, which was directed by Asmae El Moudir, tells the story behind the Bread Riots of Morocco in 1981, where many young Moroccan activists were killed while protesting the rising prices of common goods
Inspired by the 1981 Bread Riots in Casablanca, her documentary feature is a deeply personal debut
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Which is also frustrated ukraine, according to my colleagues reporting, because it has revealed the challenges that they have moving forward, it's also revealed the challenges that the russians have in their war with ukraine. so this could have far—reaching ramifications, and not only could there be more stories with this trove of documents, but there could be more documents still released. can we talk about egypt specifically? i know, having formally been the correspondent there, it grain prices go up, the bread riots seriously destabilise into the government, so you can understand why they...