Moroccan Man's Struggle in Bureaucratic Maze – AI Generated Video | Hailuo AI

Generate & Play Hailuo AI video：The Story: The film tells the story of "Saeed", a young Moroccan man who tries to obtain a simple document from one of the government agencies, but finds himself caught in a whirlpool of bureaucracy, lazy employees, and endless strange requests. Characters: Saeed - An ambitious and patient young man, but he loses his temper over time. The Elder Abdel Salam - An old employee who rejects technology and prefers traditional "ruler" methods. Fatima - An active employee surrounded by unhelpful colleagues. Mr. Boushaib - A high-ranking official who comes and goes without doing anything. The Old Lady - She comes every day and no one knows why. The Administration Watchman - More influential than the director himself! The Script: Scene 1: (Arrival at the Administration) Saeed enters confidently into the administration, greets the watchman who looks at him with suspicion. Saeed enters, sees the long line at the window, and asks: Saeed: "Excuse me, what is this line for?" One of the citizens: "We don't know, we're just standing!" Saeed decides to go straight to the window. Scene 2: (First meeting with the employee) Saeed presents his file, the employee "The Elder Abdel Salam" opens a drawer full of scattered papers. Employee: "Where is the 20 dirham stamp?" Saeed: "They didn't tell me!" Employee: "Go buy it and come back tomorrow!" Saeed: "But I'm here now!" Employee: "We're here now, but the administration doesn't work with urgency!" Scene 3: (The diligent employee) Saeed decides to try his luck with "Fatima", the only employee who works hard. Fatima: "We need Mr. Boushaib's signature." Saeed goes to Mr. Boushaib's office, but finds it empty... he asks about him, the answer is always: "He went out for a bit, he might return, he might not!" Scene 4: (The closed loop) Saeed goes to the watchman to ask about Mr. Boushaib, the watchman answers him with confidence: Watchman: "What do you want with him?" Saeed: "A signature!" Watchman: "That's difficult, but if you want, we can talk about it at an appropriate time..." Scene 5: (Leaving with disappointment) Saeed sits outside, frustrated, the old lady looks at him, smiles and says: The Lady: "Son, I've been coming here for thirty years, but patience is good!" Saeed looks at the camera, smiles bitterly, and says: "The Moroccan administration... always in your state!" The End The film reflects in a satirical way the daily challenges faced by the Moroccan citizen.