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Moker (1994)
Moker is a popular Moroccan Amazigh film series directed by A. Larbi and released in 1994. The film is renowned within the Amazigh world for its gripping narrative, complex characters, and cultural significance. It serves as a sequel to the movie Boutfonaste and the 40 Thieves
Cast and Characters
Lahoucine Ibourka as Moker/Da Hmad
Nafal Nejma as Fadma
many othes ..
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Plot Summary
The story begins with Moker, the feared leader of a ruthless gang, and his followers arriving at a village. Known for robbery and murder, Moker is enraged when he discovers that his blacksmith, who was making weapons exclusively for him, had crafted weapons for someone else. In his fury, Moker kills the blacksmith and his wife, sparing only their son and abducting their daughter.
Years pass, and Moker’s schemes grow more sinister. He hires a religious jurist to deceive villagers into donating their gold, silver, and treasures to the holy site of Sidi Biygrttal, amassing a vast fortune. However, his estranged brother Ahmed, who shares an uncanny resemblance to Moker, conspires with others to steal the treasure.
The brothers’ shared history is revealed—Ahmed blinded Moker in one eye during their childhood, which is why Moker always covers his eye like a pirate. The stolen treasure becomes the centerpiece of the story as Moker hunts for Ahmed, eventually finding him bound in the temple of Sidi Biygrttal. Ahmed denies knowing the treasure’s whereabouts, claiming others took it.
Moker continues his fruitless search, but his health deteriorates. On his deathbed, Moker asks his followers to bring Ahmed to him. After Moker dies, Ahmed assumes his brother’s identity, seamlessly taking over his role as leader of the gang, with no one suspecting the truth