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Heading to Morocco? These Netflix TV shows and movies filmed in Morocco will help you prepare for your trip from the comfort of your couch. Morocco’s a popular filming destination and often serves as a safe stand-in for other Middle Eastern countries. Here are some of the top TV shows and movies set in Morocco on Netflix in the US as of February 6, 2023. Many are also available in other countries. Watch these Moroccan movies on Netflix while you can, because content disappears as licensing agreements expire.
Here's a curated list of Moroccan movies and TV shows available on Netflix:
Top Moroccan Movies and TV Shows on Netflix
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The Old Guard
Charlize Theron stars in this Netflix Original adaptation of the Greg Rucka graphic novel. Four undying warriors who’ve secretly protected humanity for centuries become targeted for their mysterious powers just as they discover a new immortal.
Many scenes take place in and around Marrakech. Morocco also stands in for Somalia and Kenya in the film.
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Close
This female-driven thriller shot in Morocco and the UK stars Noomi Rapace of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo as a lone security expert who must protect an heiress from highly trained kidnappers while trying to stay alive.
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Mosul
This gripping Arabic-language war thriller was filmed in Marrakesh. After his life is saved by a rogue Iraqi squadron, a young police officer joins them in their fight against ISIS in a decimated Mosul.
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The Spy
Intense espionage series about Israeli clerk-turned-secret agent Eli Cohen, who goes undercover inside Syria on a perilous mission to spy for Mossad. Cohen is portrayed by British actor Sacha Baron Cohen, known for his role as “Borat.”
Filming took place in several different locations of the Kingdom of Morocco, including Rabat, Sale, Kenitra, and Fez.
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Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
In Episode 2, celebrity chef David Chang visits the city of Marrakech with model Chrissy Teigen, exploring the markets, pottery-making, and incredible Moroccan food.
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Somebody Feed Phil, Season 3, Episode 1
In Season 3, Episode 1, Everybody Loves Raymond creator Phil Rosenthal visits Marrakesh. He savors lamb, gets quizzed on spices, and commits a couscous faux pas over a family dinner.
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Soil
Dark dramedy series set in Belgium’s Moroccan community. When a Moroccan dies in Belgium their family is left with the dilemma: “Do we bury them here or do we take them back to where they were born?” A young entrepreneur turns his community on its head with a risky plan to import soil from Morocco to bury the deceased.
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Cooked
This enlightening docu-series based on the best-selling book by food writer Michael Pollan explores how cooking transforms food and shapes our world.
About half of Season 1, Episode 3 is filmed in Morocco, starting with a lovely scene of a mother explaining the ancient traditions of baking to her son. The viewer is then transported to a Moroccan communal bakery, a wheat farm, and a traditional water-powered stone mill to learn about the sacred art of bread making. You’ll never view bread the same way again.
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The Unknown Saint (Le Miracle du Saint Inconnu)
Entertaining comedy by first-time filmmaker Alaa Eddine Aljem set in the sands of southern Morocco. Just before being caught by the police, a fleeing thief buries his loot in the sand and disguises the hiding place as a grave. When he’s released from prison several years later, he discovers that the grave has become a shrine to an unknown saint and is surrounded by a village that lives off his veneration.
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4L (4 Latas)
Feel-good Spanish road movie set in Africa. Hoping to reunite with a dying friend, two longtime pals re-create their desert road trip from Spain to Timbuktu, bringing along his estranged daughter. They drive there in an ancient Renault 4L, passing through stunning Saharan landscapes between Morocco and Mali.
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La Reina del Sur
This addictive edge-of-your-seat telenovela, an adaptation of the best-selling novel of the same name by Spanish author Arturo Pérez-Reverte, chronicles the rise to power of a young Mexican woman who becomes the most powerful drug trafficker in southern Spain.
Beautiful filming locations on the Moroccan coast and in Mexico, Spain, and Colombia.
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Narcoworld: Dope Stories
Episode 2 of this rather sensational crime docuseries follows the flow of smuggled hash as criminals transport it from Morocco, across the Strait of Gibraltar, up the coast of Spain and into France.
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Adú
If you liked Babel, try these three interlocking tales set in North Africa starring veteran Spanish actor Luis Tosar. In a desperate attempt to reach Europe, six-year-old Adú and his older sister in Cameroon try to sneak into an aircraft hold. Not far away, an environmental activist witnesses the terrible scene of an elephant killed by poachers. Meanwhile, in Spanish Morocco, a group of civil guards faces a furious mob of African immigrants trying to cross the border fence in Melilla.
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Top 10 Movies in Morocco (Example)
Here is an example of the Top 10 movies in Morocco during a specific week:
| Ranking | Movie |
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| 1 | Movie Title 1 |
| 2 | Movie Title 2 |
| 3 | Movie Title 3 |
| 4 | Movie Title 4 |
| 5 | Movie Title 5 |
| 6 | Movie Title 6 |
| 7 | Movie Title 7 |
| 8 | Movie Title 8 |
| 9 | Movie Title 9 |
| 10 | Movie Title 10 |
Note: Top 10 lists are available in selected countries and territories.
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