"Walt Disney once said, “We don't make movies to make money, we make money to make more movies.”
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My name is Aida Bouya, and I'm from Tan-Tan in southern Morocco. I have a master's degree in human rights and a master's degree from the Higher Institute of Journalism and Communication in Casablanca. I'm also a social activist and a documentary filmmaker. I've made short documentaries like Transitional Tale, Leather Board, Blue Jewel, and The End of the Beginning, as well as a long documentary called "Palace Guardians" that won numerous awards at national and international festivals. a movie highlights the vital role that the villagers play in preserving and transferring ancestral rituals related to the palace while providing an engaging look at day-to-day living in a historically and culturally rich location.
I received an international prize in 2013 from the International Centre for Journalists (ICFJ) in Washington for my investigative writing on the topic of "Abandoned Children and Single Mothers."
Birth Date
November 7, 1900
Hometown
TANTAN
Gender
Female
“THE MOST HONEST FORM OF FILMMAKING IS TO MAKE A FILM FOR YOURSELF.”
- Peter Jackson
"Walt Disney once said, “We don't make movies to make money, we make money to make more movies.”
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