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34 of 34 · most liked firstQueer film recommendation: "The Blue Caftan" by Moroccan director Maryam Touzani. A film that starts with the tale of repressed desire, and evolves into an unexpected meditation about life, death, love and compassion beyond boxes, and the preciousness of the limited time given to us. #Filmsky
unlabelledView post →NEW EPISODE! This time we're discussing Maryam Touzani's 2022 drama film, The Blue Caftan. Join us for a discussion of queerness in Morocco, the "ostentatious nudity" of the bathhouse, and resolving the tension between differing modes of love with grace and deep affection.
unlabelledView post →continued yesterday with The Blue Caftan. a film that has a visual beauty organically arising from its subject and themes. beautifully acted and told with such poise. magnificent. (thx to @thescrvnr.bsky.social for the rec!)
unlabelledView post →Farah Nabulsi’s THE TEACHER is such a masterpiece. Saleh Bakri follows THE BLUE CAFTAN with another classic performance and film. All the cast and other elements of this are just stunning.
unlabelledView post →Next screening next week! 🎬 – Sat 7 Feb, 2.30pm+ in Elephant & Castle, SE1. The film: Moroccan Oscar-nominee The Blue Caftan, with British-Moroccan director Sara Harrak introducing. 🎟️ Tickets at www.tickettailor.com/events/maghr....
unlabelledView post →Off topic, slightly Have you watched the movie/film titled: The Blue Caftan www.imdb.com/title/tt1767... If you have not, I highly recommend.
unlabelledView post →I don’t know what sort of sad you were searching for, but did you ever get around to The Blue Caftan? It is an incredible movie (and sad—I cried!) I’ve not been able to discuss with anyone because nobody has seen it.
unlabelledView post →Yo Phrozen... Have you watched the movie titled: 'The Blue Caftan' [ Le Bleu du caftan ] ... this character reminds me of that film. (almost) www.imdb.com/title/tt1767...
unlabelledView post →Watched “Calle Malaga” the other day and enjoyed it. Critics who are characterising it as a “gentle feel good” movie are quite misreading the film. Like Touzani’s previous movie “The Blue Caftan” this is a passionate plea to not deny the humanity of people on the margins.
unlabelledView post →What a Saturday! A sell-out screening of The Blue Caftan, with over half the audience joining us for the first time. We loved chatting to new and familiar faces, and it was a real pleasure welcoming director Sara Harrak, who shared insights into her work and introduced the film so beautifully 1/2
unlabelledView post →Yesterday's screening of The Blue Caftan was a sell-out, with loads of new faces in the audience. Beautifully introduced by the brilliant Sara Harrak, the film sparked a lively post-screening discussion and landed an average score of nearly 8/10 from the audience. Thanks to everyone who came along!
unlabelledView post →Join us this Saturday for a screening of The Blue Caftan in south London. Doors open at 2.30pm and feature starts at 3pm - tickets at www.tickettailor.com/events/maghr.... We’re a small film club that’s big on community and bringing people together. Join us! #filmclub #londonevents #maghreb #morocco
unlabelledView post →We're delighted to welcome Sara Harrak as introducer for our screening of The Blue Caftan! Sara is a British-Moroccan writer and director and her work moves confidently between film and TV, blending humour and social observation. Her latest rom-com for Channel 5 stars Anita Dobson and Nigel Havers.
unlabelledView post →I found my story reflected in a Moroccan movie, The Blue Caftan on SBS On Demand. So many have tried to pin a story on me, but it was actually quite different from their preconceptions.
unlabelledView post →"All my life, I tried." 📽️ أزرق القفطان [The Blue Caftan]. Directed by Maryam Touzani, written by Maryam Touzani and Nabil Ayouch, cinematography by Virginie Surdej, 2022.
unlabelledView post →The Blue Caftan movie review: I thought both the caftan part and the relationship part were very interesting and well done. It kind of made me want a custom caftan. On one hand I loved his decision at the end, on the other, I feel like with her faith she would have preferred a traditional funeral
unlabelledView post →Yeah totally. Me too. (And The Blue Caftan is not even weird! If it had been an American film I’m convinced it would’ve won an Oscar. Or maybe it is too good for an Oscar.)
unlabelledView post →Just saw this for some reason, so: Happy (belated) birthday! Might I recommend...Books: Braiding Sweetgrass. Annihilation. Music: Pvris. The Last Dinner Party. Movie: The Blue Caftan. Product: Kitchen Appliance sliders-It's a small thing but it makes dealing with countertop appliances so much easier
unlabelledView post →Join us for our next feature, Maryam Touzani's 'The Blue Caftan', on Saturday 7 February 2026 (at 2.30pm+). Tickets available at www.tickettailor.com/events/maghr... - join us! #filmclub #london #maghreb #maghrebcine
unlabelledView post →Our next feature, Sat 7 Feb 2026 (2.30pm+): The Blue Caftan. Tickets at www.tickettailor.com/events/maghr.... Join us for a screening of Moroccan Arabic-language drama (with English subtitles), The Blue Caftan, directed by Maryam Touzani. #maghrebcine #filmclub #londonevents #elephantandcastle #film
unlabelledView post →The Blue Caftan 2022, by Maryam Touzani. A beautiful film. Ayoub Missioui has a face I could study for eternity.
unlabelledView post →Good Night, everyone! I just watched the movie "The Blue Caftan" (Le Blue du Caftan). A beautiful film!
unlabelledView post →26 May 2022: Arabic-language LGBT-themed drama ‘The Blue Caftan’ (Le Bleu du Caftan), directed by Maryam Touzani, premiered at the Cannes Film Festival. Rotten Tomatoes score: 96% Metacritic score: 83/100 #FilmSky #MovieSky #LGBTmovies #TodayAtTheMovies
unlabelledView post →Love LGBTQ Film? Join the forum+ International Film Club! On Tue 27th May discuss The Blue Caftan, the Moroccan drama film which beautifully tells the story of Halim and Mina who run a traditional caftan store in one of Morocco's oldest medinas 🎟 www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/forum-inte... 🏳️🌈
unlabelledView post →The (movie) The Blue Caftan (HD/HDX) (SD) is available today on (Vudu) (US) for $5 Cast: Lubna Azabal, Saleh Bakri Genre: (Foreign) Trailer & Reviews : www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_blue_c...
unlabelledView post →The Blue Caftan (2022) – Touzani’s film is seductively crafted and nuanced, while seeming increasingly fanciful in its dignified restraint
unlabelledView post →Choose 50 non-English language films from world cinema that have stayed with you or influenced you. 1 film per day for 50 days in no particular order. No explanations, no reviews, just gifs & imdB link: Day 30. The Blue Caftan 2020 Morocco #movies #thebluecaftanmovie m.imdb.com/title/tt1767...
unlabelledView post →Very mediocre and not a step-up from Meryam Touzani's first feature which was also an okay film. The relationship between the three main characters wasn't dynamic or memorable. The moments when the film was trying to go deep with the relationship of the characters or their past didn't bring us closer to the characters. And I have to say that Loubna Azabal and Saleh Bakri Moroccan dialect isn't compelling and it was a barrier between us - the audience - and the characters.
unlabelledView post →Trained to See - The stories of women war correspondents in their own words. Unavailable at time of posting. The Blue Caftan - The finest garment in a film this year. Available to rent.
unlabelledView post →Felt so damn tired at 9pm, I impulsively threw on a movie to keep myself from crashing ridiculously early… and was reminded how hopeful & quietly devastating a movie can be. The Blue Caftan is genuinely moving, and Lubna Azabal gives a beautifully-crafted performance. Go in knowing NOTHING.
unlabelledView post →Today - Reel Asian kicks off w/ QUEEN OF MY DREAMS at Hot Docs Cinema, Lightbox welcomes Ava DuVernay and ORIGIN + hosts a Wavelengths screening of work from Colectivo los Ingrávidos, Cinefranco continues at Carlton w/ THE BLUE CAFTAN. Rundown: letterboxd.com/torontoplex/... #toRep
unlabelledView post →"Halim" (Saleh Bakri) lives with his ailing wife "Mina" (Lubna Azabal) and together they run a small tailoring business. Now he is a master craftsman, everything is measured, cut and stitched by hand - a fairly labour intensive and time consuming process. To help meet the demands of his impatient customers, he has acquired an handsome apprentice "Youssef" (Ayoub Missioui) who takes a keen interest in his work and demonstrates an aptitude that is increasingly appreciated by "Halim". What's also…
positive · AI labelView post →'I think that the emotion can be expressed through different little gestures, through glance through very little details that we don't necessarily see' - Maryam Touzani talks to us about the emotional fabric of The Blue Caftan https://www.eyeforfilm.co.uk/feature/2023-04-30-maryam-touzani-on-the-inspiration-for-the-blue-caftan-and-its-emotional-fabric-feature-story-by-amber-wilkinson #film #TheBlueCaftan #MaryamTouzani
unlabelledView post →https://invidious.esmailelbob.xyz/watch?v=CRAHt9PFv0E #FridayNightFilmsAndTV #TheBlueCaftan #director #MaryamTouzani #queercinema :newpride:
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