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The Four Sources

المنابع الأربعة

Synopsis

Ahmed Bouanani’s Al-Manabe' al-Arba'a (1974), a very low-budget fantastical adaption of a poetic fable, features his wife Naïma Saoudi, who also worked as an art director and set designer. It is his only film in colour, which convinced him that his vocation was to work in black and white.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Ahmed Bouanani
Screenplay & Story
Ahmed Bouanani
Original Title
المنابع الأربعة
Country of Origin
Morocco
Spoken Languages
Arabic
Runtime
35m
Production Studios
Centre Cinématographique Marocain

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Ahmed Bouanani

Screenplay & Story

Ahmed Bouanani

Director of Photography

Mohamed Laalioui

Department Leadership Roster

Ahmed Bouanani

Ahmed Bouanani

Writer

Ahmed Bouanani

Ahmed Bouanani

Director

Ahmed Bouanani

Ahmed Bouanani

Screenplay

Mohamed Laalioui

Director of Photography

Official cinematic photography and background stills for The Four Sources.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Four Sources

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is The Four Sources about?

Ahmed Bouanani’s Al-Manabe' al-Arba'a (1974), a very low-budget fantastical adaption of a poetic fable, features his wife Naïma Saoudi, who also worked as an art director and set designer. It is his only film in colour, which convinced him that his vocation was to work in black and white.

Who directed The Four Sources?

The Four Sources was directed by Ahmed Bouanani.

Who stars in The Four Sources?

The principal cast of The Four Sources includes Kabir Benbich, Naïma Saoudi, Noufissa Doukkali, Latifa Souibli.

When was The Four Sources released and how long is it?

The Four Sources was released in 1977 with a total runtime of 35m.