Nassim Abassi, a multifaceted and accomplished filmmaker, proudly holds dual citizenship of Morocco and the United Kingdom, a testament to his diverse cultural influences and global perspective.
Born with a passion for the moving image, Abassi's educational journey began at the esteemed Surrey Institute of Art and Design in the UK, where he enrolled in film school in 1997.
Nassim, a multifaceted and accomplished individual, has amassed a significant body of work in the film industry, having produced and directed numerous feature films in both the United Kingdom and Morocco.
His directorial debut, "Majid", made its world premiere at the prestigious Dubai International Film Festival, a notable event that attracts attention from industry professionals and film enthusiasts alike.
Subsequently, "Majid" was released in Moroccan cinemas on March 30, 2011, allowing the general public to experience the film's captivating storyline and exceptional cinematography.
The film received widespread acclaim from both the public and critics in Morocco, with many praising its unique narrative and impressive visual effects.
In addition to its domestic success, "Majid" participated in over 30 international film festivals, a testament to its global appeal and the film's ability to transcend cultural boundaries.
Furthermore, the film won more than 10 prestigious awards, a remarkable achievement that underscores the film's excellence and the hard work and dedication of the entire production team.
Overall, Nassim's directorial debut, "Majid", has left a lasting impression on the film industry, solidifying his position as a talented and innovative filmmaker.
Nassim's second cinematic endeavour, a feature film titled "My Uncle", made its highly anticipated premiere at the esteemed Marrakech International Film Festival, a renowned platform for showcasing exceptional filmmaking talent, prior to its official release in Moroccan cinemas, marking a significant milestone in the career of this innovative filmmaker, in the year 2017.
In the wake of the significant alterations to Moroccan financial law, specifically those pertaining to foreign film shoots in Morocco, which were formally announced in March 2016, Nassim seized the opportunity to broaden the scope of his production company, Moondust Production, thereby enabling the provision of premium film services to an international array of productions actively engaged in shooting in Morocco.
