Beneath the surface, Youssef is a ghost.
Moroccan cinema is often associated with two extremes: lavish, festival-bound art films about social struggle, or broad comedies made for local box office success. But every few years, a film slips through the cracks that feels uncomfortably personal. Shahd Fylm’s The Time of Indifference (2021) is exactly that film. shahd fylm The Time Of Indifference 2021 mtrjm
The film follows (played with haunting restraint by a relatively unknown cast), a mid-30s graphic designer in Casablanca. On the surface, he has everything—a stable remote job, a modest but modern apartment, and access to the city’s nightlife. Beneath the surface, Youssef is a ghost