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Vanlife documentary about Morocco to screen in Quebec

27.07.2026 01:20 2 min 4 sources
AlloCiné FRA + 3 more
Vanlife documentary about Morocco to screen in Quebec
Original source: AlloCiné

In Brief

From April 19, 2026, the film 'Maroc en Vanlife' by Belgian journalist Marc Temmerman will be shown in 23 venues across Quebec. The documentary follows a route from Tangier to Dakhla.

The organisation Les Grands Explorateurs will present the film-lecture 'Maroc en Vanlife' in 23 venues across Quebec from April 19 to May 19, 2026. An online stream will be available from May 25, 2026.

The film was shot by Belgian journalist and director Marc Temmerman. He travelled through Morocco in a converted van from Tangier to Dakhla, visiting Tetouan, Chefchaouen, Fez, Azrou, the Atlas Mountains, Ouarzazate, Taliouine, Tafraout, Imsouane, Essaouira and the Sahara. The 58-minute documentary highlights contrasts between traditional and modern Morocco, with a focus on local culture and kitesurfing.

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25.07.2026 AlloCiné FRA Original source

Les Grands Explorateurs Present 'Morocco in Vanlife' in Quebec

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Les Grands Explorateurs Present 'Morocco in Vanlife' in Quebec

19.03.2026 Info Lanaudiere FRA Original source

Les Grands Explorateurs Present 'Morocco in Vanlife' in Quebec

19.03.2026 Info Mauricie FRA Original source

🇲🇦 Morocco — fuel prices

Updated: 25.07.2026

Essence sans plomb

$1.50 /l

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pricier than 55% of countries

Gasoil

$1.44 /l

MAD13.44 · €1.26/l

66 of 141

cheaper than 54% of countries

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