Ourika: a new original series starring Booba lands on Prime Video in March 2024

The Prime Video platform is about to enrich its catalog with a promising French series, Ourika. This original creation, the fruit of collaboration between Clément Godart and Elie Yaffa (better known by his artist name Booba), is set to captivate viewers the world over. Scheduled for broadcast at the end of March 2024,"Ourika" promises immersion in an intense and profound story.

Ourika is a drama series of 7 episodes, each 52 minutes long, directed by Marcela Saïd and Julien Despaux. The script is the result of a collective effort involving Marine Francou, Clément Godart, Sabine Dabadie, Vincent L'Anthoën, Clément Gournay, Sylvie Chanteux, Elie Yaffa, and Mehdi Fikri. The impressive cast includes Adam Bessa, Noham Edje, Salim Kechiouche, and Booba in his first acting role, alongside Max Gomis, Slimane Dazi, and Sawsan Abès.

The story takes place in 2005, in a riot-torn suburb of Paris. The Jebli family, at the head of a cannabis trafficking network, sees its empire crumble following a major police operation. Driss, the family's youngest son, is forced to take the reins of the criminal enterprise, abandoning his ambitions for a career in finance. His adversary, William, an ambitious young policeman, is determined to bring him down. This confrontation will turn their lives, and those around them, upside down.

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