I've downloaded several videos [32 pcs] of some of the places we had been to. Most the videos were shot within the last ten years, nothing too old; except the ones of Tiznit in 1982 and Taroudant in 1984; these two videos are a bit grainy, but the towns looks more like they did when we were there.
  
The videos were shot in the very places where we had been. A number of the areas appear to be cleaned up and reshaped a bit; Agadir in particular.  I also thought it would be cool to see things in motion instead of just photographs.

A two minute walk through part of the old Medina in Casablanca

This is a good overview of traffic and population density on the streets of
old Casablanca city. [8 minutes]


 

A 4 minute taxi ride through one of the more modern areas of Casablanca

A professionally shot 11 minute intro to Marrakesh

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This are the area where we shopped and lived, in Marrakesh. [5:13 minutes]

Time lapse, food vendors setting up for dinner in the Marrakech market.
[3:05 minutes]   This one is a must see.

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This is the Marrakesh market place at night, when everyone comes out for 
dinner. Several thousand people get fed here everyday. The food is good and 
very cheap. [4:30 minutes]

Much activity in the market place  [2:06 minutes]

A 5 minute drive through the streets along the edge of the Marrakesh Medina

A drive along the road from Marrakesh to Agadir through the foothill valley.  
[5:38 minutes]

Agadir, it looks like any other modern city anywhere. However, it sure didn't
look like this in 1975. Things sure have changed a great deal in the  last 40 years.
[3:44 minutes]

The ruins of the Kasbah walls and the city within. Prior to 1960, 12,000 people 
lived here; most of them died in an earthquake
[2:19 minutes]

Tiznit, about 80 Km south of Agadir. In 1975 more than 90% of the city was 
behind the defensive wall. Over the years the city has developed well beyond the walls.
This was shot in 2014. 
[12:18 minutes]

 

Tiznit 1982, very grainy film, but the town is closer to how
it looked when we were there, although even at this time,
redevelopment was already under way. [5:38 minutes]

This is the exact beach we were at forty years ago. In this video, the caves are
shown from GoPro helmet cameras on para-gliders.
The caves have been upgraded massively; they're actually quite livable.
​It all looks quite a bit different than they did in 1975.
​Compare the caves here to the photos on page 11 of the Morocco story.
[10:12 minutes]

6 minute photo montage of in and around Tafraout's Anti Atlas foothills

More of Tafraout, the base of the Anti Atlas foothills. [4:48 minutes]

A 1984 video of Taroudant, Almost the entire city is within the walls.
[3:37 minutes]

A ride through the streets of Taroudant. Even today, most of the city is still contained 
within the walls.   [8 minutes]

Not a main road, but one of the roads through the High Atlas, and yes, cars 
also use this road.  [4:56 minutes] 

Travelling north from Taroudant to Marrakesh through Tizi-n-Test Pass, 
in the High Atlas Mountains. This is the road we took. It's a lot more scary
when you're looking over the edge. This is one of the best High Atlas valley
scenic videos.   [4:21 minutes]

 

More Tizi-n-Test Pass, There are more edge barriers now.  
[6:30 minutes]

This is a 14 minute tour video in the High Atlas shot from one of the 
secondary roads. This is a very well done video.

This 25 minute video is a tour through Fez. It features all aspects of daily life
which includes the Medina, the people, architecture and the city's history.

A 3 minute tour through the Fez Medina

A quick 3 minute tour of older Meknes

A 4 minute time lapse drive through Meknes. It's quite fast, so in settings
I slowed it to half speed and changed the resolution to 720p. Worked out not
too bad.

 

Volubilis, 15 miles north of Meknes, originally settled by the Phoenicians 
in the third century BC, then the Catrthaginians; it came under Roman rule 
in the first century AD, then fell to local tribes in 300 AD, was abandoned 
in the 11 century.

This is a good example of day to day life in Rabat.  [13:50 minutes]

A stroll through the Medina in Rabat  [3:50 minutes]

Ketama, in the Rif Mountains. This shows the process of beating the Kif to extract the 
finest pollen from the buds, to make the very best hash.  [12:00 minutes]

This is a 43 minute documentary made by a team from Holland. It focuses on the massive
marijuana fields that grow high in the Rif Mountain valleys in the Ketama region of
northern Morocco. 
It's a great overview of the fields of crop and the production of hash and oil, and the 
hassles they encountered with border cops.