Mimoun Oaïssa

The Dutch dramatic comedy Shouf shouf habibi (Hush, Hush, Baby!) starts with a sardonic commentary in voice over on the little virtues and many vices of a remote mountain village in Morocco: "Who would want to live here? No wonder all Moroccans have left for the Netherlands!" (european-films.net)

A second generation Moroccan boy called Nordip works in a restaurant as a dishwasher. The kitchen there is a micro-cosmos of the Dutch multicultural society, with Nordip trying to make sense of it all but especially the cute waitress Agnes, who will one day inherit the restaurant. (cineuropa.org)

A rich American couple, a family of Dutch criminals, a French gay couple, a working class family from Germany and an illegal Moroccan youth and his kid brother, are all in Amsterdam, each with their own story. Different reasons make their paths intertwine, leading to a dramatic climax that changes their lives for ever. (imdb)

Four men attempt to run the Rotterdam marathon to save their garage from bankruptcy.

A chance meeting between a Dutch cleaner and an African asylum seeker leads to an unexpected relationship and two extraordinary weeks.

Two friends meet at the end of their centuries-long lives. One is dissolving into thin air, the other is covered in feathers and has a bill. Hight time for reconciliation. In a strange house, a neatly dressed man comes across an old friend: the Reigerman (Heron Man), who got stuck halfway between the metamorphosis between bird and man. After a quarrel four centuries ago, the two men lost sight of each other. From the dialogue between the two, it is clear that over the years the man lost all sor

20-year-old Ap is a Moroccan born in the Netherlands. He and his friends try to find their place in Dutch society. They make frantic efforts to make the best of it, but they know how to get into trouble.. (imdb)