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Home / Arts and Entertainment / Hollywood Bets Big on Morocco: Tax Rebates Fuel Major Productions

Hollywood Bets Big on Morocco: Tax Rebates Fuel Major Productions

10 Dec, 2025

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Summary

  • Morocco offers faster tax rebates, attracting major international film productions.
  • Upcoming film 'Lords of War' starring Nicolas Cage to shoot in Casablanca and Marrakech.
  • Producers praise Morocco's skilled crews and safety compared to Middle Eastern locales.
Hollywood Bets Big on Morocco: Tax Rebates Fuel Major Productions

Morocco's burgeoning film industry is attracting major international productions, thanks to significantly improved tax incentive programs. Producers now receive rebates much faster, often within the same year, a substantial improvement from previous lengthy waits.

This favorable environment has led to the upcoming film "Lords of War," featuring Nicolas Cage and Bill Skarsgård, choosing Casablanca and Marrakech as its primary shooting locations. The production will utilize diverse settings across these cities, including deserts and palaces, and potentially even Khartoum International Airport in Sudan.

Beyond major features, Morocco's Kasbah Films is also involved with UK series "Atomic" and scouting for a large South Korean film. The country's skilled crews and reputation for safety further solidify its status as a desirable hub for productions aiming for a Middle Eastern aesthetic.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
'Lords of War' follows a notorious gunrunner against his son, who is amassing a mercenary army. The film stars Nicolas Cage, Sylvia Hoeks, Greg Tarzan Davis, Bill Skarsgård, and Laura Harrier.
Morocco offers improved tax rebates that are disbursed quickly, alongside highly trained crews and a safer environment compared to other Middle Eastern locations.
Debbagh's company has worked on documentaries like 'Five Eyes,' major features such as 'Matchbox,' and is involved with the UK series 'Atomic.'

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