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Wanted (Al-Hareb), 2011
Ali Essafi
Wanted (Al-Hareb), 2011
Morocco/UAE, Digital video, Colour
20 minutes
Arabic and French with English subtitles
Film still
Courtesy of the Artist
Commissioned by Sharjah Art Foundation
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Ali Essafi
Wanted (Al-Hareb), 2011
Morocco/UAE, Digital video, Colour
20 minutes
Arabic and French with English subtitles
Film still
Courtesy of the Artist
Commissioned by Sharjah Art Foundation
Ali Essafi studied Psychology in France. His directorial debut titled General, Here We Come! (Général, nous voilà!) (1997), a documentary about Moroccan veterans in the French army, was awarded the Special Jury Award at the Namur Film Festival.
His films include The Silence of the Beet Fields (Le Silence des champs de betteraves, 1998) and Ouarzazate the Movie (2001) to cite a couple of titles. He moved back to Morocco in 2002 and worked as an advisor to the Moroccan public television channel for three years.
This person was part of Sharjah Biennial 10
In the 1970s, Moroccan schoolboys and students dreamed of freedom and democracy.
Accompanying and complementing the main premise of Sharjah Biennial 10, Plot for a Biennial explores the concept of a ‘conversation’ through printed matter.