Calle Malaga

Venice 2025
Official Selection
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Audience Award
Venice 2025
Oscars 2026
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London BFI 2025
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Calle Malaga

A Film by Maryam Touzani

2025 - Morocco/France/Spain/Germany/Belgium - Drama - 116 min.

with Carmen Maura , Marta Etura , Ahmed Boulane & María Alfonsa Rosso

Oscars 2026: Official Moroccan Submission

Languages: Spanish , Arabic

Maria Angeles, a 79-year-old Spanish woman, lives alone in Tangier, Morocco, and enjoys her daily routine. However, her life is turned upside down when her daughter arrives from Madrid to sell the apartment in which she has always lived. Determined to stay, she does everything she can to get her home and her belongings back and, unexpectedly, rediscovers love and sensuality.

Venice 2025
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TIFF 2025
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Oscars 2026
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London BFI 2025
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