HIBAPRESS – E. Smlali
Moroccan director Hicham El Jebbari announced the return of his cinematic film Hadda and Karimou to the halls, at Pathé cinemas, in response to the increasing demand from the Moroccan public following the success of the work during its first screening.
This step reflects the extent of the interaction that accompanied the film since its launch, as it recorded remarkable attendance in a number of cities, and was able to attract a wide audience from different age groups, in a clear indication of the Moroccan viewer's thirst for comedic works capable of combining simplicity and the spirit of entertainment. The return of "Hadda and Karimou" is not part of a traditional re-screening, but comes as the fruit of direct communication between the creators of the work and the public, who expressed their desire to watch the film again on the big screen, and to restore its light atmosphere and funny situations that created a state of interaction inside the halls. This stage also represents a new opportunity for those who were not lucky enough to follow the film previously, to discover a work that has established its presence among Moroccan comedic works that have succeeded in achieving the equation of public demand and spread within the screening halls.
