In a struggling rural neighborhood, a young teacher revolutionizes students’ classroom experience through film.

In a struggling rural neighborhood, a young teacher revolutionizes students’ classroom experience through film.
Le syndrome de Tunis (Tunis syndrome) is an urban symphony which tells the story of an anonymous photographer whose fascination with his city becomes an obsession. A docu-drama that sheds light on the current condition of colonial architecture in Tunisia’s capital city.
The body in cinema was the theme of the 17th edition of Cinéma de la Paix? organized by the Tunisian Federation of Film Clubs (Fédération Tunisienne des Ciné-Club, FTCC) in Tunis. March 8-12, at the Quatrième Art theater downtown, cinephiles, directors, students, FTCC members old and new filled café tables and spilled out into the street, clutching programs and caricatures sketched out by an on-site cartoonist. On Sunday evening, a musical performance by Pardon My French marked the end of the festival, five days of reflections and discussions on what the body in cinema reveals about society.