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The Franco-Tunisian writer and journalist signs a sensitive, intimate and political autobiographical work Par le fil je t’ai sewed. She tells the story of her childhood in a newly independent Tunisia, in a village upset by the socio-cultural and political changes of the Bourguiba era. She recounts her path to emancipation through school, books, knowledge, thus escaping the destiny traditionally assigned to women. Meeting during the Traveling Literature Festival in Morocco, in Fez.
For the Tunisian oud player and singer with an exceptional voice, music is a spiritual quest to meet the other. Throughout his various records with American jazzmen, Indian and Turkish musicians, etc., his artistic approach knows no borders. With Malian kora master Ballaké Sissoko, he is currently working on the Digital Africa project, notably presented at the Arabesques festival in Montpellier.
With his dramatic comedy Les Miens, the Caesarized actor once again goes behind the camera and signs his most personal film. Between laughter and tears, the director of Chocolate and Omar killed me paints the portrait of a family upset by the accident of one of its members. Following a head trauma, Moussa (Sami Bouajila) is unrecognizable, irritable, impulsive, and tells his loved ones their four truths. Everyone is destabilized, weakened by this change, in particular his brother Ryad (Roschdy Zem), a recognized TV host, accused by his family of being selfish and careerist.
