Izza Génini
Directing
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Izza Génini was born in Casablanca, Morocco, in 1942 to a Jewish family.
After studying literature and foreign languages at the Sorbonne and the Institut national des langues et civilisations orientales, both in Paris, Génini decided to enter cinema. In 1973, she founded SOGEAV for the distribution of French films in French speaking African nations, distribution of African films abroad, and the production of films El Hal and Transes, the latter of the two directed by Ahmed El Maanouni. Martin Scorsese would later remaster this film in his World Cinema Project, with an interview with Génini included on the disk. In 1987, Génini began the production of a documentary series on traditional Moroccan music called Maroc, corps et âme, or Morocco, Body and Soul, containing fifteen parts.
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Filmography
Directing
16 credits
Moussem
Aïta
Malhoune
Drums Beating
Hymns of Praise
Return to Oulad Moumen
Gnaouas
Rhythms of Marrakech
Des Luths et Délices
Vibrations in Upper Atlas
NUPTIALES EN MOYEN ATLAS
Pour le Plaisir des Yeux
My Thursday Souk
A Nuba of Gold and Light
Les Gnaouas
Aïta (Le Cri)
Writing
4 credits
Acting
1 credit
My Thursday Souk
Other credits
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Producing
1 credit
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