
Souls
Original Title: “أرواح”
“The tree is alone, the cloud is alone, everything is alone as long as I am alone”
Overview
Bouchaib, a 60-year-old retired soldier; lives in loneliness and extreme depression, in an apartment in the center of Casablanca, one morning, he decides to leave the city and go in search of an "orange tree" in the middle of nature, compatible with suicide.
Top Cast
Omar Mouqtadir
Bouchaib - soldier
Atika Touimi
Taha Erraoui
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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