I am of Berber origin; my father is from a village not far from Azrou called Timahdit, while my mother is from Errachidia. I have lived in Casablanca… - Mouna Fettou

Independence has always been a leitmotif for me and has been reflected in my career choices, my positioning in the artistic scene, and more generally, in my line of conduct. However, this really came to fruition when I was able to become financially independent; from there, I could not only impose my leitmotif, but also build it in a sustainable way

I don't think the challenges we face are gender-based. It's a matter of the individual, of character, and of the ability to make choices. When faced with a situation, you have to take the time to question yourself and quickly propose a solution. My determination and tenacity have led me to accept who I am and what I represent, and it is for this very reason that my gender has never conditioned me.

I think we have a fairly diverse cinema scene. I like that there's a wide selection, and that there's something for everyone. There's just one small drawback, in my opinion: we don't respect people's intelligence enough. I hate mediocrity