Soumia El Khashab is honored at Beach Cinema and is a Moroccan Wife

At a sumptuous ceremony organized by the Beach Film Festival in Morocco, artist Soumia El Khashab surprised the audience with the appearance of a Moroccan wife dedicated and dedicated by Monique Ramses.

Somaya was sitting on the shoulders of four young men dressed in yellow, embroidered with silk, adorned with stones and adorned with jewels. The young men of the bride walked around the room in the middle of the crowd who joined this festive atmosphere with applause and songs. .

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Sumaya expressed his satisfaction at the hospitality received since arriving in Morocco and the welcome that the audience and guests at the Beach Film Festival in Harhoura have given her, explaining that she appreciated the way of to sing in the Moroccan way.

The celebration of Basmaya Al Khashab takes place during the dinner organized in the honor of the festival guests on the beach of Sidi El Abed Bahrhoura, at Ramses Palace, in the presence of a large number of artists and Moroccan directors.

The festival pays tribute to the artist Sumaya al-Khashab for all of his film work and has featured on the big screen a large number of important films, including: Yacoubian Building, Al Karama Day,.

The course, which runs from July 23 to 27, includes the participation of 6 new Moroccan films, which compete for the official awards of the competition before an arbitration panel chaired by the poet and novelist Salah El-Wadia.
Moroccan actress Amina Rachid was honored by the Moroccan actress, whose record since the '60s is accompanied by some sixty plays and over 3,500 radio plays. Magdalene Idrissi, whose name is one of the most popular Moroccan actresses since the movie "X-Shamkar" by Mahmoud Frites Then her outstanding role in the film "The Moroccan Symphony" by Kamal Kamal and "Al Buraq" of Mohammed Muftakir.

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She has also participated in other successful works such as "The Wonderland" by Jihan Al-Bahar, "The Day and Night" by Nawfal Al-Barawi and "Lansh" by Idriss Lamarini. The star of the theater, television and cinema Saida Ba 'adi was honored to be the scene before entering the world of TV dramas through cinema and public discontent, including Fatima , Hamed Bastikat, Nafat al-Natsa, Majid Al-Rishish and the Si Mabrouh family, led by Ali Al-Tahiri and Murad al-Khudhi's "The Seaside". Her cinematographic performances were few and calculated, and each time she interpreted her roles with great skill, both in the film "Noah does not know the float" and "The silence of the butterflies" by Hamed Basakit .