For Bread Alone

Year: 2004

Runtime: 90 mins

Language: Arabic

Director: Mohamed Rachid Benhadj

Drama

Inspired by the life of novelist Mohamed Choukri, For Bread Alone (El khoubz El Hafi) offers a stark depiction of Morocco’s turbulent past under French and Spanish rule, illustrating famine, disease, and the Berber migration. The narrative also explores the country’s rituals and religious customs of that era.

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