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Ombre revives after 20 years
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The Omar Cinema renovation project in Casablanca, originally built in 1927, opens a new chapter in reclaiming its cultural heritage after years of closure and neglect that lasted for 20 years. Led by director Mohamed Fikran and producer Nabil Hattab, the project involves refurbishing the building while preserving its historical features, along with dedicating a museum corridor to display vintage posters and cinematic documents. The theater will retain its single-screen system with a capacity of between 750 and 850 seats, and will have the flexibility to convert part of the hall for musical and theatrical performances. The programming will include Moroccan and African cinema, with the goal of restoring the cinema’s role as a space for gathering and collective memory in the city.
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