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A middle-aged tailor and his wife find their relationship challenged by the arrival of a handsome new apprentice.

A group of women in Morocco make a living as prostitutes in a culture that is very unforgiving toward women in that profession.

Abla runs a modest local bakery from her home in Casablanca where she lives alone with her 8-year-old daughter, Warda. When Samia, a young pregnant woman, knocks on their door, Abla is far from imagining that her life will change forever.

An aging Spanish woman in Tangier resists her daughter's decision to sell her home. Determined to stay, she does everything she can to keep her home and reclaim the belongings of a lifetime. Along the way, she rediscovers love and desire.

The streets of Casablanca provide the centerpiece for five separate narratives that all collide into one.

Amina tries to provide for her family, just as an old acquaintance returns after serving a prison sentence to reopen old wounds.

Anas, a former rapper, is employed in a cultural centre. Encouraged by their new teacher, the students will try to free themselves from the weight of traditions to live their passion and express themselves through hip hop culture.

The Gharbi family, once wealthy and influential, is now collapsing and facing the risk of losing everything. On the other side, the Charqi family, once mere farmworkers, have become the most powerful in the region. But behind their meteoric rise lies a dark secret - one that will ignite a war and fuel bitter conflicts between the two families.

In mysterious circumstances, three children are kidnapped from an apartment complex near the sea. The police search for the children and try to arrest the kidnapper, but the task of the police will not be easy, as the parents of these children carry a secrets from the past that makes matters more complicated.

"My land" gives voice to old Palestinian refugees who fled in 1948 without ever returning to their land, and who have been living in camps in Lebanon for more than 60 years.

In the midst of a rich and large family, in which the grandfather, grandmother, children, and their grandchildren live, conflicts begin over power, money, and relationships, and the grandfather begins his attempts to control matters and reunite his family.

Mbarek is a farmer who ekes out a living on a small plot of land in a rural Moroccan village. He lives there with his pregnant wife Ayda, his sick father and his teen-aged son Ayoub who has Down's Syndrome. This small piece of land is the family's sole source of income, and the family is devastated when the village is hit by a severe drought. Mbarek begins to dig a well in the desperate hope of finding a new source of water, when an official letter arrives threatening the confiscation of his land.

Noura risks losing custody of her son from her previous marriage, so she secretly marries Youssef, the love of her life. The two join forces to face an important challenge: keeping their marriage a secret.

In one of the Berber villages lives a man who claims to know the paranormal and magic matters, and the people of the village believe all his lies. But one day a blessed man named Sidi Mohamed Ouli comes to the village and tries to show all the tricks that the lying man comes up with.

Tafdnar, a small fishing village near Agadir; one day seven years ago most of the men died at sea. And ever the place has been in a kind of trance. The women who lost their husbands, brothers and sons have never gotten over it. The village is nothing but sadness. the women need to find a way to keep living, but they have succumbed to a deep depression that is destroying them. Amghar, the headman of the village, is one of the very few men who are still alive. He is a notorious alcoholic, but, he, nevertheless, tries to preserve some sort of normality in the village. And there is also Daoud, a young man who dreams of going fishing on the open sea.

Marième is a Aji-bi, living in a small Senegalese community stranded in Casablanca. Hesitating between a regularization in Morocco or crossing to Europe, women of all ages manage to survive in a Moroccan society both generous and hostile.