Mimosas
2016·Drama·1h 33m
7.1
★
A dying Sheikh travels across the Moroccan Atlas in a caravan escorted by two rogues.
Directed by Oliver Laxe
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Cast
Ahmed Hammoud
Ahmed
Shakib Ben Omar
Shakib
Abdelatif Hwidar
Le guide
Hassan Ben Badida
Consul
Crew
Oliver Laxe
Director
Santiago Fillol
Writer
Oliver Laxe
Writer
Cristóbal Fernández
Editor
Mauro Herce
Director of Photography
Nadia Turincev
Co-Producer
Julie Gayet
Co-Producer
Michel Merkt
Co-Producer
Emilio García
Sound Designer
Amanda Villavieja
Sound Director
Popular Reviews
10 reviews
Florian
7.0★ · 03/21/26
Wundert mich eigentlich dass die bei der Wanderung keinen deutschen getroffen haben: "es lohnt sich 😁😃"
I can see the vision and I kind of felt it. But it's also soooo incredibly slowly paced, that it just drags on and on and on. Very very little actions or dialogue. At times it's just 1 minute of them going into the distance.
Edit: Just reading the plot summary online is so crazy to me and makes me respect the movie more in a way. With this first watch I didn't quite get the two time dimensions of modern society Vs this traditional one and shakibs struggle with leadership and Saids and Ahmed's original intentions of just robbing some money. It makes sense-ish.
The landscape and shots are so beautiful, it's crazy.
Shakib is one the oddest and funniest characters I have witnessed in a long time. Love that goofball. Just one hell of a commited taxi driver, ey?
Shakib and Ahmed Just storming this bandit camp is just chefs Kiss
I can see the vision and I kind of felt it. But it's also soooo incredibly slowly paced, that it just drags on and on and on. Very very little actions or dialogue. At times it's just 1 minute of them going into the distance.
Edit: Just reading the plot summary online is so crazy to me and makes me respect the movie more in a way. With this first watch I didn't quite get the two time dimensions of modern society Vs this traditional one and shakibs struggle with leadership and Saids and Ahmed's original intentions of just robbing some money. It makes sense-ish.
The landscape and shots are so beautiful, it's crazy.
Shakib is one the oddest and funniest characters I have witnessed in a long time. Love that goofball. Just one hell of a commited taxi driver, ey?
Shakib and Ahmed Just storming this bandit camp is just chefs Kiss
Wundert mich eigentlich dass die bei der Wanderung keinen deutschen getroffen haben: "es lohnt sich 😁😃"
I can see the vision and I kind of felt it. But it's also soooo incredibly slowly paced, that it just drags on and on and on. Very very little actions or dialogue. At times it's just 1 minute of them going into the distance.
Edit: Just reading the plot summary online is so crazy to me and makes me respect the movie more in a way. With this first watch I didn't quite get the two time dimensions of modern society Vs this traditional one and shakibs struggle with leadership and Saids and Ahmed's original intentions of just robbing some money. It makes sense-ish.
The landscape and shots are so beautiful, it's crazy.
Shakib is one the oddest and funniest characters I have witnessed in a long time. Love that goofball. Just one hell of a commited taxi driver, ey?
Shakib and Ahmed Just storming this bandit camp is just chefs Kiss
I can see the vision and I kind of felt it. But it's also soooo incredibly slowly paced, that it just drags on and on and on. Very very little actions or dialogue. At times it's just 1 minute of them going into the distance.
Edit: Just reading the plot summary online is so crazy to me and makes me respect the movie more in a way. With this first watch I didn't quite get the two time dimensions of modern society Vs this traditional one and shakibs struggle with leadership and Saids and Ahmed's original intentions of just robbing some money. It makes sense-ish.
The landscape and shots are so beautiful, it's crazy.
Shakib is one the oddest and funniest characters I have witnessed in a long time. Love that goofball. Just one hell of a commited taxi driver, ey?
Shakib and Ahmed Just storming this bandit camp is just chefs Kiss
Janek
8.0★ · 07/06/25
This is my kind of slow, atmospheric, contemplative cinema. I love a surreal quest and an unlikely group of companions trying to fullfill it.
This is my kind of slow, atmospheric, contemplative cinema. I love a surreal quest and an unlikely group of companions trying to fullfill it.
Paco Casado
6.0★ · 11/08/16
Tras su paso por el Festival de Cannes donde consiguió el Premio de la Semana de la Crítica en el Festival de Cannes, Oliver Laxe llega al Festival de Cine Europeo de Sevilla para presentar Mimosas. Ambientada en los paisajes marroquíes, la película de Laxe propone un western donde los personajes se mezclan con las áridas montañas en una aventura con tintes espirituales.
http://www.cineenserio.com/festival-de-sevilla-seccion-oficial-mimosas/
http://www.cineenserio.com/festival-de-sevilla-seccion-oficial-mimosas/
Tras su paso por el Festival de Cannes donde consiguió el Premio de la Semana de la Crítica en el Festival de Cannes, Oliver Laxe llega al Festival de Cine Europeo de Sevilla para presentar Mimosas. Ambientada en los paisajes marroquíes, la película de Laxe propone un western donde los personajes se mezclan con las áridas montañas en una aventura con tintes espirituales.
http://www.cineenserio.com/festival-de-sevilla-seccion-oficial-mimosas/
http://www.cineenserio.com/festival-de-sevilla-seccion-oficial-mimosas/
Sr.devuelta
6.0★ · 11/08/16
Tras su paso por el Festival de Cannes donde consiguió el Premio de la Semana de la Crítica en el Festival de Cannes, Oliver Laxe llega al Festival de Cine Europeo de Sevilla para presentar Mimosas. Ambientada en los paisajes marroquíes, la película de Laxe propone un western donde los personajes se mezclan con las áridas montañas en una aventura con tintes espirituales.
http://www.cineenserio.com/festival-de-sevilla-seccion-oficial-mimosas/
http://www.cineenserio.com/festival-de-sevilla-seccion-oficial-mimosas/
Tras su paso por el Festival de Cannes donde consiguió el Premio de la Semana de la Crítica en el Festival de Cannes, Oliver Laxe llega al Festival de Cine Europeo de Sevilla para presentar Mimosas. Ambientada en los paisajes marroquíes, la película de Laxe propone un western donde los personajes se mezclan con las áridas montañas en una aventura con tintes espirituales.
http://www.cineenserio.com/festival-de-sevilla-seccion-oficial-mimosas/
http://www.cineenserio.com/festival-de-sevilla-seccion-oficial-mimosas/
James
5.0★ · 11/19/25