Bardi (2026)
A fraternity of horse-riders travels across a Central Moroccan landscape of Saints’ shrines and wheat fields, of ancient cities and hidden rural communities, to participate in the ancient equestrian ritual of Tbourida. This is a story of fraternal bonds, of community, belief, and of the transformative powers of performance. Fiction and reality become one: the farmer becomes a general, the young man becomes a brave prince, the metal worker becomes a hero. Bardi is a choral film, sung by different men and boys. It is an ode to a different kind of community, a closed world of transmission and belief, where the forging of the self is played out in a theater of horses and of men.
Director:
Tala Hadid
Writer:
Tala Hadid
| Directing | Tala Hadid | Director |
| Writing | Tala Hadid | Screenplay |
| Production | Abdelmounim El Jarib | Producer |
| Production | Joslyn Barnes | Executive Producer |
| Production | Susan Rockefeller | Executive Producer |
| Production | Sarah d'Hanens | Associate Producer |