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Farida Benlyazid
Farida Benlyazid (born March 18, 1948, Tangier, Morocco) is one of the few female Moroccan directors and screenwriters.
Career.
Farida Benlyazid earned her bachelor's degree in Film and Literature from the University of Paris in 1974-1976. She later received her master's degree from the Ecole Supérieure des Etudes Cinématographiques in Paris. Immediately following her graduation, she started writing films.
Her most popular films include "Bab al-sama' maftooh" (1989), "Keïd Ensa
of South African photography as well as the L’appartement 22 project curated by Abdellah Karroum. The venues included the Marrakech Museum, ESAV Film School, Royal Theatre, Riad El Fenn, Riad Magi and Ksour Agafay.
2nd Edition 2007 Participants.
Yassin Adnan,
James Dearden,
Faouzi Bensaidi,
Walter Lassally,
Deborah Moggach,
Sussan Deyhim,
Farida Benlyazid,
Josdi Bieber,
John Boorman,
Ruth Charney,
Sarah Curtis,
William Dalrymple,
Ross Douglas,
Edmond El