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The incendiary topic of Egyptian-American director Lotfy Nathan’s debut feature Harka is poverty and corruption in Tunisia a decade after the failed promise of the Arab Spring.

(This review contains a spoiler.) The incendiary topic of Egyptian-American director Lotfy Nathan’s debut feature Harka is poverty and corruption in Tunisia a decade after the failed promise of the Arab Spring.

Lotfy Nathan has turned Mohamed Bouazizi’s story into the powerful, poignant Harka, starring the extraordinary Adam Bessa

Dramatising the tragedy of a Tunisian man inspired by street vendor Mohamed Bouazizi, Lotfy Nathan’s film draws on deep sorrow and anger

If unadulterated pleasure is measured in minutes and seconds, the third chapter of writer-director James Gunns big-budget blast through the pages…

Lofty Nathan’s impressive debut charts the burning despair of tortured young wantaway bootlegger Ali in a potent character study cum socio-political thriller.