A Thousand and One Berber Nights
Viewers interested in modern cinema often explore A Thousand and One Berber Nights because of its cast, story direction, and audience popularity.
In the late 1950s Hassan Ouakrim was a young dancer and actor in Morocco. Little did he know that he would soon become the protegé of La Mama Theatre founder Ellen Stewart, performing across America, forming friendships with the likes of jazz virtuosos Ornette Coleman and Randy Weston, and becoming a pioneer in spreading Berber dance and music in North America.
