Photo Credit:&nbsp;Harald Krichel, <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0">CC BY-SA 4.0</a>, via Wikimedia Commons&nbsp;
Marrakech Film Festival unveiled the lineup of the 2024 edition and announced that Thomas Vinterberg will be replaced as jury president by Luca Guadagnino.
The rest of the jury members include Andrew Garfield,&nbsp;Jacob Elordi,&nbsp;Ali Abbasi, and&nbsp;Virginie Efira.
The 21st Moroccan edition of the festival will also honor David Cronenberg, Sean Penn, and Moroccan actress Na&iuml;ma Elmcherqui posthumously.
The Marrakech Film Festival will take place from the 29th of November to the 7th of December.&nbsp;
Check out the main lineup for the 2024 edition below.
Official Competition
- &ldquo;Across the Sea,&rdquo; by Sa&iuml;d Hamich Benlarbi (France, Morocco, Belgium)
- &ldquo;Bound in Heaven,&rdquo; by Huo Xin (China)
- &ldquo;The Cottage,&rdquo; by Silvina Schnicer (Argentina, Brazil, Spain, Chile)
- &ldquo;Happy Holidays,&rdquo; by Scandar Copti (Palestine, Germany, France, Italy, Qatar)
- &ldquo;Happyend,&rdquo; by Neo Sora (Japan, U.S.)
- &ldquo;Jane Austen Wrecked My Life,&rdquo; by Laura Piani (France)
- &ldquo;Ma-Cry of Silence,&rdquo; by The Maw Naing (Myanmar, Singapore, France, Norway, South Korea, Qatar)
- &ldquo;One of Those Days When Hemme Dies,&rdquo; by Murat Fıratoğlu (T&uuml;rkey)
- &ldquo;Perfumed With Mint,&rdquo;&nbsp; by Muhammed Hamdy (Egypt, Qatar, Tunisia, Franc
- &ldquo;Silent Storms&rdquo; (Les Temp&ecirc;tes), by Dania Reymond-Boughenou (France, Belgium)
- &ldquo;Sudan, Remember Us,&rdquo;&nbsp; by Hind Meddeb (France, Tunisia, Qatar &ndash; Documentary)
- &ldquo;Under The Volcano,&rdquo; by Damian Kocur (Poland)
- &ldquo;The Village Next to Paradise,&rdquo;&nbsp; by Mo Harawe (Austria, France, Germany, Somalia)
- &ldquo;The Wolves Always Come at Night,&rdquo; by Gabrielle Brady (Australia, Mongolia, Germany) Documentary
Gala Screening
- &ldquo;The Order,&rdquo; by Justin Kurzel (Canada) &mdash;&nbsp;Opening Film
- &ldquo;Everybody Loves Touda,&rdquo; by Nabil Ayouch (France, Morocco, Belgium, Denmark, Netherlands, Norway)
- &ldquo;Fourth Wall,&rdquo; by David Oelhoffen (France, Luxembourg, Belgium)
- &ldquo;I&rsquo;m Still Here,&rdquo; by Walter Salles (Brazil, France)
- &ldquo;The Seed of the Sacred Fig,&rdquo; by Mohammad Rasoulof&nbsp; (Germany, France, Iran)
- &ldquo;The Shrouds,&rdquo; by David Cronenberg (France, Canada)
- &ldquo;The Ties That Bind Us,&rdquo; by Carine Tardieu (France, Belgium)
Special Screening
- &ldquo;All We Imagine as Light,&rdquo; by Payal Kapadia (France, India, Netherlands, Luxembourg)
- &ldquo;Apocalypse in the Tropics,&rdquo;&nbsp; by Petra Costa (Brazil) &ndash; Documentary
- &ldquo;Bird,&rdquo; by Andrea Arnold (U.K.)
- &ldquo;The Brink of Dreams,&rdquo; by Nada Riyadh, Ayman El Amir (Egypt, France, Denmark, Qatar, Saudi Arabia&rdquo; Documentary
- &ldquo;The Camp at Thiaroye,&rdquo; by Ousmane Semb&egrave;ne, Thierno Faty Sow ( Senegal, Algeria, Tunisia)&nbsp; (1988) &ndash; Restored version
- &ldquo;Conclave,&rdquo; by Edward Berger (USA, U.K.)
- &ldquo;Diaries From Lebanon,&rdquo; by Myriam El Hajj (Lebanon, France, Qatar) Documentary
- &ldquo;Fanon,&rdquo; by Jean-Claude Barny (France, Luxembourg, Canada)
- &ldquo;Kill The Jockey,&rdquo; by Luis Ortega (Argentina, Mexico, Spain, Denmark, U.S.)
- &ldquo;Mikado,&rdquo; by Baya Kasmi (France)
- &ldquo;On Becoming a Guinea Fowl,&rdquo; by Rungano Nyoni (Zambia, U.K.)
- &ldquo;Stranger Eyes,&rdquo; by Yeo Siew Hua (Singapore, Taiwan, France, U.S.)
- &ldquo;To a Land Unknown,&rdquo; by Mahdi Fleifel (U.K., Palestine, France, Greece, Netherlands, Germany, Qatar, Saudi Arabia)&nbsp; - &ldquo;The Vanishing,&rdquo; by Karim Moussaoui (France, Germany, Tunisia)
- &ldquo;Who Do I Belong To,&rdquo; by Meryam Joobeur (Tunisia, France, Canada)
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