Tigmi n Igren
House in the FieldsKhadija likes going to school and dreams of becoming a lawyer – provided the male elders let her! Fatima is supposed to move to Casablanca with her husband. She’s afraid of getting married, of the unknown, and she also wants to work, whatever happens.
Established surroundings and how to extricate oneself from them are at the heart of Tala Hadid’s sensitive portrait of a Berber community whose social fabric and centuries-old traditions are gripped by change. With long, portrait-like takes, precise observations of daily life, and strikingly photographed images of the lush green surroundings and the majestic red of the massif, she manages to bring a faraway world up astonishingly close.
Crew
Director | Tala Hadid |
Cinematography | Tala Hadid |
Editing | Tala Hadid |
Music | Richard Horowitz |
Sound Design | Thomas Robert, Jean Guy Veran |
Sound | Tala Hadid, Khadija Elgounad, Larbi Idmansour |
Producer | Tala Hadid |
World Sales
Produced by
Kairos Films
Additional information
Tala Hadid
Born in 1974 in London. Hadid studied Visual Art and Philosophy. She then enrolled in the film graduate program at Columbia University in New York. In addition to making films, Tala Hadid works as a photographer. She currently lives in Marrakech, Morocco.
Filmography
1996 Sacred Poet: a Portrait of Pier Paolo Pasolini; 60 min. 2000 Kodaks; 10 min. 2001 Windsleepers; 13 min. 2005 Tes Cheveux Noirs Ihsan (Your Dark Hair Ihsan); 14 min., Berlinale Panorama 2006 2014 Itar el Layl (The Narrow Frame of Midnight); 93 min. 2017 Tigmi n Igren (House in the Fields)
Bio- & filmography as of Berlinale 2017