Al-Jarayssa Cinematic Village’ is the first local private tunisian film production company. Here are 5 important to know facts about this company:

The 75th edition of the Berlin International Film Festival has announced its dates, set to take place from February 13 to 23, 2025. Notably, this marks the festival's first edition punder the new director, Tricia Tuttle, who takes over from Carlo Chatrian and Mariette Rissenbeek.

The Cannes Film Festival has revealed the initial list of films participating in its 77th edition, including the Moroccan film "Everybody Loves Touda" by director Nabil Ayouch. Here are the titles of the other confirmed films:

In the final stretch leading up to the announcement of the Oscars winners, Kawther Ben Hania's project, alongside a curated selection of international projects, has been chosen for the second edition of Seriesmakers, a collaborative development program for television series between Series Mania, Europe's largest TV festival, and Beta Group, a prominent European film and TV production company.

The management of the Ismailia International Festival announced the conclusion of the 25th edition of the Ismailia International Festival for Documentary and Short Films, chaired by the film critic Essam Zakaria. This will take place today, Tuesday, March 5th, at 5:00 PM in the Grand Hall of the Tolip El Forsan Hotel. The administration decided to replace the closing ceremony with a press conference to announce the awarded cinematic works of this edition, as a cost-saving measure.

The cinematic industry mourns the loss of the Egyptian actor Jamil Barsoum, today, Monday, March 4, 2024. After a battle with illness at the age of 70. This loss comes just days after Barsoum was honored at the Catholic Cinema Center Festival.

Notably, two Tunisian gems, "El Gotra" by Youness Ben Hajria and "Houdoud allah" by Anis Al-Aswad, are in the running for the top spot in the long international documentary films category.

The event was announced by the Regional Delegation for Cultural Affairs in Ariana. Starting on March 2, 2024, and recurring monthly, the event will provide an opportunity to showcase a…

The Human Screen Festival has officially joined the Human Rights Film Network, representing Tunisia among 54 human rights film festivals worldwide. This international festival, dedicated to human rights films, has…

Syrian short film "Leila Dakhily" crafted by Hussam Qusai Sharabati, clinched two awards at the finale of the "Cinema for Everyone” themed International Short Film Festival in Tyre,Lebanon.