‘Lyle’, Cool Concept, Poor Execution.
The idea of Rosemary's baby but with lesbian partners drew me in, and I was anticipating what the film had in store with its reimagining. Unfortunately, it all felt a little too vague to leave an impact.
Tof Tanirt
A tachlhit film inspired by the legend of Hamou Ounamir about touf tanirt, the mother of Ounamir, he fell in love with a beautiful being named Tanirt, whom he married in complete secrecy until the birth of their first child and she demand to him that she should not meet his mother until a year of their marriage. Tanirt immediately left Ounamir after touf tanirt discovers their marriage leaving behind a ring, signifying that the newborn would be a boy. unable to forget his beloved. Stuck between his mother's love for him and his love for his wife, he decided to search for tanirt, leaving behind a devastated mother.
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A tachlhit film inspired by the legend of Hamou Ounamir about touf tanirt, the mother of Ounamir, he fell in love with a beautiful being named Tanirt, whom he married in complete secrecy until the birth of their first child and she demand to him that she should not meet his mother until a year of their marriage. Tanirt immediately left Ounamir after touf tanirt discovers their marriage leaving behind a ring, signifying that the newborn would be a boy. unable to forget his beloved. Stuck between his mother's love for him and his love for his wife, he decided to search for tanirt, leaving behind a devastated mother.
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