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“Round 13”: When Life Demands One More Fight — A Raw, Devastating Portrait of Love, Loss, and Resilience

“Round 13”: When Life Demands One More Fight — A Raw, Devastating Portrait of Love, Loss, and Resilience

Premiering at the 46th Cairo International Film Festival in the Arab Horizons Competition, Tunisian filmmaker Mohamed Ali Nahdi’s Round 13 emerges as [...]
“Complaint No. 713317”: A Darkly Hilarious Dissection of Bureaucracy, Marriage, and the Quiet Collapse of Ordinary Lives

“Complaint No. 713317”: A Darkly Hilarious Dissection of Bureaucracy, Marriage, and the Quiet Collapse of Ordinary Lives

By Nabil Alani - CIFF46 In Complaint No. 713317, Egyptian filmmaker Yasser Shafiey proves that great cinema does not require grand locations, sweepin [...]
One More Show: When Art Refuses to Die — A Devastating, Unforgettable Portrait of Gaza’s Last Circus

One More Show: When Art Refuses to Die — A Devastating, Unforgettable Portrait of Gaza’s Last Circus

One More Show — directed by Mai Saad and Ahmed Eldanf — arrives at the 46th Cairo International Film Festival as one of the most emotionally shatterin [...]
Love at the Edge of Madness – Lynne Ramsay’s Die My Love Electrifies Cannes 2025

Love at the Edge of Madness – Lynne Ramsay’s Die My Love Electrifies Cannes 2025

At the Cannes Film Festival 2025, few films in Competition provoked such a visceral and unforgettable response as Lynne Ramsay’s Die My Love. A filmma [...]
“La Maison Dorée” (Al Nafoura): Salma Baccar’s Poetic Reflection on Tunisia’s Political Awakening

“La Maison Dorée” (Al Nafoura): Salma Baccar’s Poetic Reflection on Tunisia’s Political Awakening

Directed by Salma Baccar | Written by Amna Rmili | World Premiere at the 35th Carthage Film Festival The pioneering Tunisian filmmaker Salma Baccar [...]
Kantra: A Tunisian Film Exploring the Illusions of Quick Wealth Competes at the Cairo International Film Festival 2024

Kantra: A Tunisian Film Exploring the Illusions of Quick Wealth Competes at the Cairo International Film Festival 2024

While recent Tunisian cinema has largely focused on themes such as illegal immigration, terrorism, and political freedoms, director Walid Mattar’s lat [...]
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