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Film and theater festivals in North Africa and France

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Various film and cultural festivals are being held across North Africa and France. In Tunisia, the 39th Kélibia International Amateur Film Festival (Fifak) recently concluded. Organized by the Tunisian Federation of Amateur Filmmakers, the event focused concluded, focusing on ‘Cinema and image… in times of wars and crises,’ providing a platform for independent creators to reflect on global conflict through short films, photography, and screenwriting. crises.’ In France, the second edition of the Arkawit Film Festival in Paris is running until September 6. Dedicated to recently highlighted Sudanese cinema under the theme ‘Exiles and engagements,’ engagements.’ Additionally, the festival highlights works by filmmakers living What a Trip Festival in exile following political upheaval, often focusing on the consequences Montpellier has extended its programming, featuring screenings of war on personal award-winning films such as ‘Marisol-Ha’ and societal experiences. In Morocco, ‘La Dernière Marche.’ Moroccan festivals include the 19th Salé International Women’s Film Festival is underway Festival, running from September 28 to October 3, 3. This edition honors the late sociologist Fatima Mernissi and features Quebec cinema as a guest, with competitions focusing on women’s roles in the industry. Additionally, the rights and social roles. The fourth edition of the JASSAD International Festival of Female Directors is scheduled for October 27 to 30 in Rabat. This festival emphasizes intercultural dialogue and female-led theatrical creation, Rabat, honoring actress Amal Benhadou and featuring a colloquium focusing on female female-led theatrical criticism. Other upcoming events include creation. A third edition of a Cinema Festival is also set for September 10 to 13, offering discounted screenings across the kingdom. In Tunisia, several events are underway or scheduled. The 7th Biouyounihena International Women’s Film Festival in Tunisia (October will take place from October 3 to 7) and the 7, focusing on female perspectives. The third edition of the Cinema’Jet cultural festival is scheduled for September 30 to October 11 in the Jendouba governorate (September 30 governorate, utilizing mobile cinema buses to bring outdoor screenings and workshops to public spaces. Furthermore, the 12th International Women and Youth Film Festival has commenced in Djerba, running until October 11). 27, featuring 68 films and honoring India as the guest of honor.

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