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24h Marrakech, is a 2010 Moroccan movie, directed by Daniel Gräbner and Munir Abbar. with a runtime of 100 minutes.
24h Marrakech is a Moroccan drama filmed in a semi-documentary style that follows a single night in the Red City. After parting from her boyfriend, Cecile finds herself stranded at a late-night bus terminal, drawn into the dimly lit world around Bab Doukkala — a quarter outside the Medina bathed in amber light. A chance encounter with Tarek, a car-park attendant, becomes her guide into an unfamiliar Marrakech, far removed from tourist routes. The film captures their impromptu journey through unknown neighborhoods, blending narrative fiction with observational realism to reveal an authentic, unglamourized portrait of the city and its people.
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