Radia
Radia is the story of a woman who frees herself from her shackles under the pretext of a journey without destination. A second breath, a rebirth, and proof that one can continue to live and relive until the very end. The beautiful black and white cinematography of the film perfectly highlights the intimacy of her character, her feelings, her imagination, all the small details of a normal life. For the director, the goal of her film is to go beyond the narration of acts or events.
Khaoula Assebab Bonemar is a filmmaker, writer, journalist, producer, and women’s rights activist. In 2017, her first feature-length film, Le Clair obscur, won awards at several film festivals around the world. In 2023, she wrote her first novel, Presque. L’histoire d’une renaissance, published by La Croisée des Chemins. Satisfied (2024), her second feature film, is currently on the festival circuit. In 2019, together with fellow Moroccan filmmaker Raouf Sebbahi, Assebab Bonemar established Yaz’image and embarked on a production adventure. Having produced seven short films, together they accompany young people as they take their first steps in cinema production. They are also experimenting with executive production for two international productions and are increasingly interested in developing co-productions.
