Everybody Loves Touda

2024 [ARABIC]

Drama / Musical

7
IMDb Rating 6.4/10 10 504 504

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Plot summary

Touda is a Sheikha, a traditional Moroccan singer. Performing in the bars of her provincial town under the gaze of men, she plans to leave for the lights of Casablanca in search of recognition and to ensure a better future for her deaf-mute son.

Director

Nabil Ayouch Photo
Nabil Ayouch

Top cast

Mohamed Naimane Photo
Mohamed Naimane as El Maati
Abdellatif Chaouqi Photo
Abdellatif Chaouqi as Gérant bar Arizona
Mouad Lasmak Photo
Mouad Lasmak as Barman
Amine Ennaji Photo
Amine Ennaji as Client bar Marhaba
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939.09 MB
1280*692
Arabic 2.0
NR
Subtitles us  fr  
24 fps
1 hr 42 min
Seeds 8
1.88 GB
1916*1036
Arabic 5.1
NR
Subtitles us  fr  
24 fps
1 hr 42 min
Seeds 17

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by souhaiblaglil 8 / 10

Building Up to Something Special

My first experience watching a Moroccan movie in a cinema was this one, and let me just say, it was an unforgettable one. The film brought a mix of emotions, starting slow but eventually pulling me into a beautifully crafted story.The first 30 minutes, though visually stunning, felt like a test of patience. The pacing was slow, and to be honest, it seemed like the story hadn't quite found its footing yet. However, what kept me intrigued during this phase was the beauty of the cinematography. Every shot felt intentional, as if the visuals themselves were telling a story, even when the screenplay wasn't. The acting also stood out, with the cast's performances adding layers of depth to the quiet moments.But once the screenplay found its rhythm, things changed drastically. Around the 30-minute mark, the narrative started to engage, pulling me into Touda's world with such intensity that I forgot all about the slow start. The story blossomed, filled with meaningful moments that made the wait worth it.An outrageous performance was delivered by Nisrin Erradi, who carried the movie on her shoulders with grace and brilliance. Her portrayal of Touda was mesmerizing. It was clear that she had poured her heart into this role, especially in the scenes where she performed AITA. And it's not an easy one to master. Nisrin's performance was so authentic that it felt like she had been doing this all her life.The film's ending was the cherry on top, leaving the audience with an open-ended conclusion that invited multiple interpretations. Personally, I loved this aspect.shows that the director trusts his viewers to draw their own conclusions, and Everybody Loves Touda did so with elegance.Despite its rocky start, the movie ultimately delivered a unique and memorable experience. It wasn't just a film, it was a journey-a visual and emotional exploration of a story deeply rooted in Moroccan culture. For a first cinema experience with a Moroccan movie, this was a gift, and I can confidently say: Everybody Loves Touda will stay with me for a long time.
Reviewed by alexis-87078 8 / 10

Do you love the singers you love ?

In Everybody loves Touda, we see the point of view of the artist on the scene. We see her struggle to sing what she wants and in the way she wants to sing it. We see her fight between pleasing her audience and pleasing herself. Will she find a place that accepts her as she wants to perform?There are some beautiful images. It depicts, in my opinion, quite well the culture of the Morocco in which she lives. While giving us get a good grip of her life. I would recommend you to go for the VO of this movie, I think the language is important to be authentic.This movie did two things to me: 1. It made me wonder if I sometimes push people to do things that I want, without caring about their opinion.2. It made me realize how much the male flirty behaviour is annoying for women.
Reviewed by Bleu-Le-Fluff-0969 6 / 10

Predictable narrative, but still engaging with it's strong lead performance

The tale of escaping the conflicts and the rise of being a musician to become better in life isn't a grand or brand new tale. However, director Nabil Ayouch does offer some good insight to the atmosphere and direction, alongside with a strong lead performance from Nisrin Erradi.Culture of Morocco isn't something I'm familiar with and the movie does offer a good insight to the surroundings of the characters and the conflicts around. Adding some good musical singing moments and camerawork throughout. As mentioned, the story is pretty basic. And it's quite predictable once you know where things are likely going to head.However, despite the predictable nature and some cliche character tropes that were a bit dull, the strong performance and the beautiful color presentation still manages to keep the movie a float.
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