The 27th Tallinn Black Nights International Film Festival was graced with a significant cultural event: the world premiere of 'FEZ SUMMER ‘55'.

This film, directed by Abdelhai Laraki and produced by Caroline Locardi Laraki, was met with much praise from Margus Reinnsalu the Honorary Consul of Morocco in Estonia. Reinsalu extended his heartfelt thanks to the film's team and acknowledged the presence of H.E Ambassador Mohamed Achgalou and Mr. Badr Lamdaghri Alaoui.

Commemorating Independence

Coinciding with the Moroccan Independence Day, the premiere of 'FEZ SUMMER ‘55' was not just a cinematic event but a cultural tribute. The film poignantly celebrates the struggle for Morocco's independence, uniquely portrayed through the eyes of a child from the Medina.

Symbolism in Timing

The screening's timing, aligned with the week of Morocco's independence celebrations, added profound symbolism to the event. 'FEZ SUMMER ‘55' offered a fresh perspective on colonial history, resonating deeply with oppressed minorities across the globe.

Bridging Cultures

As highlighted by Mr. Reinsalu, this premiere marked a significant milestone in cultural exchange between Estonia and Morocco. The film transcended its role as a piece of entertainment, becoming a conduit for deeper understanding and connection between the two nations.