IBAN IBAN
- العربية المغربية
In a dramatic context, the series revolves around a simple Moroccan family living in a working-class neighborhood and suffering from very difficult social conditions, as its members try to do any kind of work in order to secure their daily livelihood.
khat rajaa
- العربية المغربية
Ba Omar, a dedicated building caretaker, raised his three children alone after his wife's death. Despite his sons' success and their efforts to convince him to leave his job, he remains attached to the building where he has spent his life.
daba taziane
- English (UK)
- العربية المغربية
At the age of 70, Alal returns to Morocco after 35 years abroad to ask for forgiveness from his wife and son. But the task turns out to be much harder than he expected.
SIRAE DIAB
- English (UK)
- العربية المغربية
“War of the Wolves”… A Ramadan series that crowns the efforts of Amazigh drama By: Lahcen Amqran Monday, May 11, 2020 – 02:05 For the past fifteen days, Channel Eight has been broadcasting the series “Imnɣi n Wuccan” (War of the Wolves) – its first season – as part of its Ramadan programming. The series has achieved high viewership among Moroccan families, an indicator of success that allows us to confidently say that the early attempts at Amazigh drama are ambitious and encouraging, especially after the great success of last Ramadan’s series “Si Moha”.
mardi mimtou
- العربية
- العربية المغربية
Amin, Yamna’s only and spoiled son, went through severe turmoil after the death of his father. Facing difficult financial circumstances, the mother and her son are forced to rent out their apartment and live on the building’s rooftop. Sakina—nicknamed Souki—the daughter of the new tenants, manages to grow close to Amin despite the jealous refusal of his mother. Because of this situation, Amin leaves the family home for a short time in search of a new life. He eventually returns, and Yamna marries him to Souki, to whom she has become more attached than ever. Once the three are reunited, a new wave of adventures begins.
