Tunisia Movies

A documentary interview with Khookha McQueer a queer visual and performing artist, non-binary transgender activist. Active in raising awareness of...

A young man attaches his painting in an art gallery, several characters of different social level walk past it, everyone looks and tries to...

Tarragon and Vladimir are about to kill themselves when suddenly something changes their lives.

A dirty apron is a real problem.

Often it is easier said than done...

Two friends meet by chance at a street corner. A debate ensues between them…

The film follows the journey of Alex, an Ultras member, in his hometown Sfax, Tunisia, while visually representing his inner thoughts, feelings,...

This three-minute short film shows what a wall has endured in this tsunami of contradictory and antagonistic messages, and the irrepressible need for...

A Tuareg who transformed from a hunter to a protector…

The Tunnel deals with the torture of political prisoners under the Bourguiba regime.

A man is walking in a bookstore, he is looking for a very particular book...

A young girl works in a bar. One evening when she arrives late for her work, she could not escape the growl of her boss, who threatened to fire her,...

Comparison between human and animal, How we use part of our bodies and how do animal use their.

The film is a kind of psychological and sociological portrait of Tunisians. The motif of the knife as a tool of religious ritual is present.

To expose her complex relationship with her grandfather, the director splits the screen in half, in a way that it parallels her universe and her...

The meeting of two beings brought together by death. A death by taste.

Short Movie On board

An unemployed man, overconfident in himself, falls into the trap of jealousy...

The spraying events that the people of Siliana experienced in November 2012, revealed their suffering, their stolen rights, and their forgotten...

Documentary short film restored by Cineteca di Bologna in 2025 from a nitrate copy preserved by EYE Filmmuseum