"HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. This DVD documents the story of the I Love Hip Hop in Morocco festival and how it began. A group of Moroccan hip hop artists wished to present a professional concert in their hometown, but met with resistance from their society and scarce financial resources. They appealed to the American Embassy, and were able to acquire the necessary funds to put on the concert. This film interviews many of the Arab participants in the festival for their views on music, life, America, Islam, and the world. Some of the cast of performers include: FatiShow, Mot de Passe, Brownfingaz, MC Bigg, Friaire, h. Kayne, and DJ Key. An interesting and exciting film that shows a different side of how Arab youth think and live. " - Brad Eden, UC Santa Barbara, Educational Media Reviews Online (EMRO)

"This film documents the making of Morocco's first hip hop festival, following young artists, their families, and some producers in multiple public and private venues. Exploring Morocco's burgeoning hip hop scene, it raises questions about religious/racial identity, traveling aesthetics, and artistic innovation. Useful for college courses in anthropology of the Middle East, cultural anthropology, ethnomusicology, ethnic studies, Middle East/ North Africa Studies, as well as general audiences." - Oyku Potuoglu-Cook, Anthropology Review Database