Al Kanz is a Moroccan comedy directed by Omar Ghoufrane, following Jad, a Moroccan Jew, on a treasure hunt through Rabat with a taxi driver and his wife. I worked as Director of Photography on this film, my first comedy project, bringing its vibrant and playful tone to life visually.

The Cell is a poetic psychological short film about a silent girl in captivity who discovers a mysterious presence behind her cell wall. As she digs to uncover the truth, the story unfolds into a surreal journey of sorrow and emotional release. I worked as the VFX Artist on this film, helping to visually enhance its haunting and introspective atmosphere.

Bread at 4000 Meters is a Moroccan documentary directed by Rabii El-Jawhari, following a group of young climbers on their journey to the summit of Mount Toubkal, the highest peak in North Africa. Amid freezing temperatures and thin air, even baking bread becomes a powerful symbol of resilience and survival. I worked as the Director of Photography on this project, capturing the raw beauty of the mountains and the emotional strength of the team in extreme conditions.

Cruelty Free is a Moroccan short film directed by Hicham Lasri, exploring the emotional turmoil of a woman who uncovers her husband's disturbing secret. As the story unfolds, it delves into themes of grief and emotional release. I worked as the Focus Puller on this project, ensuring the sharpness and clarity of key moments. Additionally, I created the film's poster, contributing to its visual identity.

SIGA is a powerful drama about Abdelghafour, a journalist kidnapped by an Algerian militia leader on his wedding day, sparking chaos and tragedy. It was my first film as Director of Photography, where I helped bring this intense story to life visually.

Tarantella is a mysterious drama inspired by The Death and the Maiden, where a man’s act of kindness spirals into a night of suspicion and hidden truths. It was my first film as a VFX Artist, where I contributed to building its surreal and tense atmosphere.