On March 25, 1944, Casablanca won the 16th Oscars for the best film. Casablanca premiered in March 1944, produced by Warner Bros. Films, Casablanca won the 16th Oscars for the best film, directed by Michael-Curtis won the best director for directing the film. The film was starred by Henley-Bogha and Ingrid Schumann respectively as male and female protagonists. The film tells the story of the second world war, when the French Moroccan northern city of Casablanca became a refugee concentration, where they wanted to escape from Nazi control, their favourite to Rick Hotel, where he was previously recommended as an anti-Fascist. The anti-Fascist leader Salazar and his wife Isabella, who came to the best love of the world to play in