Or D'Ur

In a Moroccan village, the elderly matriarch of a family falls ill, throwing the household into disarray. As her family members grapple with her potential death and the inheritance that follows, their true natures and hidden resentments begin to surface. The film humorously and poignantly explores themes of family, tradition, and greed.

Or D'Ur was critically acclaimed for its blend of humor and drama, offering a sharp and insightful look into Moroccan family dynamics. It was praised for its direction, acting, and authentic portrayal of village life.

• The film masterfully balances comedic moments with serious undertones.

• Offers a realistic and often humorous portrayal of family relationships and societal pressures.

• The performances are universally strong, bringing depth to the characters.

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Won the Tanit d'Or at the Carthage Film Festival in 1984.

The title 'Or D'Ur' translates to 'The Gold of the Other,' hinting at the film's themes of wealth and desire.