PhD. Khadija FETOUAKI

Faculty of Letters and Humanities, Abdelmalek Essaadi University,
Tetouan, Morocco

The triumph of festivals such as Cannes in France and Venice in Italy merit scientific analysis as one of the planet’s longest-running international festivals since 1932. Through the diffusion of cinema, they impart cultural norms globally, making them exemplary for cultural transmission. Notably, these festivals have played a significant role in the expansion of the film industry. By integrating cinematic schools, the festivals’ influence extends to the ability to shape and transform societies, a significant contribution to global development. Therefore, scientific study of such phenomena is crucial in understanding their cultural and socioeconomic roles in the world.
The seventy-ninth Academy Awards ceremony is a significant event that has influenced the trajectory of global cinema. Its guidance has been instrumental in shaping the direction of the cinematic camera. Furthermore, the event’s approach and policies have direct implications on the production of film scenarios. Under the Academy’s counsel, filmmakers are prompted to review their values and principles, leading to a reconsideration of the thematic and emotional content of their work. Ultimately, the Academy Awards ceremony serves as a significant influence and catalyst for innovation in the film industry.
The inquiry pertains to the placement of Moroccan festivals in relation to other international festivals. Has their ability to disseminate and establish an earnest cinematic culture been accomplished? Furthermore, has the inception of these festivals been aided by cinematic organizations in laying the foundation for such events?