Kilometer 147

In a small Moroccan village, a retired bus driver is determined to reclaim his stolen goat, which represents his only remaining connection to his deceased wife. His quest leads him on a journey where he encounters various characters and challenges, forcing him to confront his past and his present circumstances. The film explores themes of loss, memory, and the simple yet profound significance of possessions.

Kilometer 147 received generally positive reviews, particularly for its poignant storytelling and strong central performance. Critics lauded its subtle exploration of grief and dignity in the face of hardship. While not a widely released film, it garnered attention on the festival circuit for its authentic portrayal of rural Moroccan life.

• Praised for its touching and understated narrative.

• Hailed for its authentic depiction of Moroccan village life.

• The central performance is noted for its emotional depth.

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Screened at several international film festivals, including the Carthage Film Festival.

The film's title refers to a specific distance marker, symbolizing the journey and the protagonist's determined trek.