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Moroccan filmmaker speaks on expectations, vision on Arab cinema

Moroccan filmmaker speaks on expectations, vision on Arab cinema

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Award-winning Moroccan director Noureddine Lakhmari speaks about how his films are used to explore areas of the vibrant Moroccan culture, break its taboos and tackle its challenges.

In an interview with Al Arabiya News, Lakhmari gave insights into his films "Casanegra" and "Zero," which topped the Moroccan box office when it was first released in December 2012.

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