Les Yeux secs (US title: Cry No More)[1] is a French-Moroccan film directed by Narjiss Nejjar and released in 2003.

[6][7][8] The film, set in the Berber towns of Aghbala and Tizi N'Isly and shot in Tamazight, was a commercial success in France, but faced domestic controversy.

The old woman accepts but warns him that she will pass him off as her son, because it is a village of women who offer their bodies, where only men who pay can enter.

The prostitutes are encouraged to abandon their children at birth so that the new generation is not trapped in this tragic fate.

The old woman finds her daughter, Hala, the meanspirited, authoritarian leader of the village, whom she abandoned 25 years earlier.