The Call

The Call (2026)



10.0 2026 8 min

Director: Kyle Dalsimer

Cast: Ryan Kessler, Kaitlyn Mayse, Myles Walker, Kathleen M. Darcy

At the most pivotal audition of her life, a rising star finds herself locked in a tense confrontation with an unpredictable musical genius.

More About This Film

The Call is a 2026 documentary directed by Ahmed Bouchaala. The film follows Orlando arts instigator Terry Olson on an extraordinary journey through Morocco, where he retraces the footsteps of the historic Green March. Blending travel, history and personal discovery, the documentary explores the landscapes and cultural memory connected to one of the defining episodes of modern Moroccan history.

Rather than presenting a fictional thriller or conventional narrative drama, The Call takes a documentary approach centered on Olson's journey and encounters. Its focus on Morocco, the Green March and the personal meaning of revisiting historical places gives the film a reflective travel-documentary character, with history and contemporary experience brought together through the journey.

  • The Call was directed by Moroccan filmmaker Ahmed Bouchaala.
  • The film has a reported runtime of approximately 70 minutes.
  • Its subject is Orlando-based arts figure Terry Olson, who travels across Morocco while following the route associated with the historic Green March.
  • The film is categorized as a documentary and is presented primarily in English.
  • The reported U.S. release date was April 2026, although detailed critical reception and award information remain limited.

Where to Watch

The Call is a recent documentary with limited publicly confirmed distribution information, so availability may vary by territory and platform.