Thursday, November 16, 2017
The rise and fall of Moroccan cinema | News
Marrakech, Morocco – Tucked amid a myriad of busy bars and nightclubs in central Gueliz, the hip downtown quarter of Marrakech, the historic Cinema Le Petit Palace lies in shambles. Next to its shuttered gates is a haunting mural depicting a long line of people, silhouettes from the past, waiting to buy their tickets. “I was a child the first time I went to Cinema Palace [in the 1970s],” local 
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