Tunisia Movies

To define yourself is to shut yourself away. Ahmed, a young Tunisian artist, transcends standards and goes beyond the labels that are stuck on him,...

October 2011, nine months after the Tunisian Revolution of January 14, Tunisian women are running for the elections of the Constituent Assembly, some...

Through the testimonies of five bloggers jailed a few days before the January 14th revolution in Tunisia, A Doomed Generation charts the struggle of...

"Al Bahr" is an experimental composition made by the Mediterranean Sea and is the second in a trilogy of films filmed in Mahdia, Tunisia.

Mohamed Ali, a young father, finds himself in trouble in a bar.

A vision of a revolutionary journey... A fragment of an image... A vision of a culture of resistance in a difficult revolutionary process leading to...

Nine-year-old Nader loves to run, as if he wants to defy gravity. While shopping for Eid clothes with his parents, he sets his heart on a pair of...

In the turbulent landscape of Tripoli in 2013, a foreign priest on the verge of departure faces a moral imperative. Compelled to assist a group of...

We see views of olive trees, women in the village, a street scene, a mosque, and the central marketplace with many passersby. Chikli's camera...

For centuries Tunisia was the leading producer of Mediterranean commercial sponge, which was one of the country’s most important export goods....

The heritage of Carthaginian women still survives in Tunisian traditions.

Between 1992 and 1993, in the midst of the Algerian civil war, a group of women from the Maghreb met in Tunisia to discuss their political commitment...

she incarnates both of his dream girl deepest fantasies and his eternal twinflame being ,A young man go through his life's most strong and hard...

Comparison between human and animal, How we use part of our bodies and how do animal use their.

Daniel, a Swiss botanist, is plagued by his own suicidal intentions. Stressed by his environment and social pressure, he decides to retreat to his...

Portrait of the Cameroonian director Jean-Pierre Dikongué-Pipa.

To expose her complex relationship with her grandfather, the director splits the screen in half, in a way that it parallels her universe and her...

Zarga, Dorra, and Mohammed find themselves after years of separation together, reunited in a club’s toilet. Between betrayal and unspoken...