The East Wind

Year: 1975

Runtime: 80 mins

Language: Arabic

Director: Moumen Smihi

Drama

Set in mid‑1950s Tangier, still an international zone, the film shows the city on the eve of independence. Aïcha turns to magic to stop her husband from taking a second wife, while a network of women mounts its own resistance. Director Smihi uses montage to depict a society torn by colonialism, religion, patriarchy and nationalist movement.

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