In the Amazigh village of Tilmi, Bezza, an elderly woman, recounts the story etched into her skin. Her facial tattoo, imposed on her as a child through an ancient Amazigh tradition, becomes the starting point of an intimate journey into memory, identity and cultural heritage. As she revisits her past, Bezza gradually reconciles with a symbol she once endured but has now come to embrace.
Country : Year : 2025 Length : 14 minutes Production : ISMAC Director : Fatima Zahra Oubaha Screenplay : Fatima Zahra Oubaha
Bezza Zahri
Born in Agadir, Fatima Zahra Oubaha is a Moroccan filmmaker, an ISMAC graduate and a master's student. Passionate about documentary filmmaking, she explores memory, identity and Moroccan and Amazigh heritage through intimate visual storytelling. She has also worked as a cinematographer on several productions. Her films have been selected at international festivals, including Khouribga, Mohammedia, the Maghreb Film Festival in Paris and the MENA Film Festival.
