Tunisian cinema has quietly built an international reputation, with directors like Kaouther Ben Hania drawing global festival attention, her film The Man Who Sold His Skin earning an Oscar nomination for Best International Feature. Known for socially alert storytelling and strong individual voices, Tunisian films often wrestle with migration, identity and freedom. Browse Macca's reviews below.
Rating: 4.0★
Tunisia's post-revolution years produced a wave of filmmaking that wrestled openly with what had been suppressed for decades: questions of religion, gender, state violence, and family. Four Daughters (2023) sits within that tradition while doing something altogether more unusual with it. The film begins from a real
Genre Drama
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Genre Drama
★★★½ — The Man Who Sold His Skin (2020)
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