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The 15th World Film Festival of Bangkok, the largest movie showcase in Southeast Asia, is back under the theme “Return to Cinema”. The festival is being supervised by new director Donsaron Kovitvanitcha, an internationally accredited independent movie producer. The 10-day event will feature 61 films and 20 experimental movies from 51 countries, as well as […]

Among the most interesting surprises of the Medfilm Festival taking place in Rome in early November are the two Oscar-nominated films for Tunisia and Morocco respectively. Both made a pass at Cannes, the first at the Quinzaine, the second at Un certain regard.

ROME: Movies from Morocco and Tunisia have been nominated as Best Foreign Film at the 28th edition of the first Italian Film festival dedicated to Mediterranean cinematography. “Le Bleu Du Caftan” by Maryam Touzani, from Morocco, and “Under The Fig Trees” by Erige Sehiri, from Tunisia, were nominated for a special prize at the MedFilm Festival, which begins on Nov. 3 and will

The festivals complete program will be posted online at 9 a.m. Thursday at virginiafilmfestival.org. Tickets will go on sale to the public at noon Tuesday.

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Not dark yet: our man in Cannes weighs in on the fest at the midpoint, highlighting Park Chan-wook’s Decision to Leave, Jerzy Skolimowski’s EO, Cristian Mungui’s R.M.N., and more

31/05/2022 - CANNES 2022: The French-Tunisian director and producer breaks down several aspects of her beautiful and timeless narrative feature debut

23/05/2022 - CANNES 2022: Erige Sehiri’s new feature has hints of Éric Rohmer as it shows Tunisian women working and flirting on an orchard

The prestigious festival saw unprecedented participation from filmmakers in the region