Marriage is Morocco’s richest traditional event which is closely connected to ancestral traditions and customs. A joyful celebration and a welcome opportunity for a social gathering, marriage is celebrated for days. The wedding practices evolve around the beauty of the bride, the unity of the family of the two spouses and the life within...
Directed by Mohamed Frites with Rafik Boubke, Majdouline Idrissi. Rouiis is a young among others who live in the streets: homeless or “Chamkar. He falls in love with Malak, a young girl from a wealthy family. Rouiis is convinced that his marriage with this beautiful creature is senseless and impossible. But fate is such...
The annual Sufi Festival in Fes has come and gone. Volcanic ash notwithstanding, the festivities continued despite traveler’s woes with flight cancellations, delays and unanticipated diversions to cities far from the Imperial city of Fes. One lingering and ethereal reminder of this year’s festival can be seen at Café Clock where an exhibition...
Directed by Aziz Salmy with Hayat Bel Hallofi, Youness Megri, Sadia Ladib, Aziz Hattab, and Nora Skalli, the story focuses on the life of Batoul (her name means ‘one who worships a lot’), a 28-year-old Moroccan Muslim from a conservative, middle-class family. Alas, she falls for Hamza, a man who is not actually interested in marriage,...
Do you love Facebook? Does Facebook love you? Well Cafe Clock is pleased to announce a workshop to help you get the most out of this popular social networking website. If you’re a Facebook user, you already know its an excellent platform for marketing online with a trustworthy and personal touch. But did you...
CLOCK CULTURE CONCERTS : Sunday at Sunset 6:30pm Zanouba Rai & Moroccan pop Every WEDNESDAY at 6:30 pm Jam @ The Clock CLOCK CULTURE MOVIES : Thursday movie 6:30pm My Name Is Khan Directed by Karan Johar. With Shahrukh Khan, Kajol,...
