In the Gardens of Carthage, a district of Tunis initiated by the former Regime which construction stopped at the beginning of the Revolution, two cops, Fatma and Batal, find a burnt body in one of the lots. As construction slowly resumes, they start looking into this mysterious case. When the event repeats itself, the investigation takes a puzzling turn.

In the late 1980s, Rose moves from Africa to the Paris suburbs with her two young sons. Spanning 30 years from their arrival in France to the present day, Léonor Serraille’s follow-up to her Caméra d’Or-winner Jeune Femme (Cannes 2017) is a moving chronicle about the construction and deconstruction of an ordinary family.

A mother trying to cope the loss of her son gradually distances herself from her husband; a criminal introduces his son to a life of living by his wits; and a young woman taking care of ailing father she never truly loved.

Catch Christine kamau 🎺, Trumpeter, Composer, as she showcases her fusion of Benga, Rhumba, Chakacha and jazz influences ahead of appearing at the Jazzahead Festival as one of three African jazz acts. Hongera – Bravo 🙌🏾.

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From now on, the “NO BILINGUE” initiative only requires one national language! The result: a crazy referendum that puts our country in a chaotic state of emergency. Especially when it actually says nationally: Switzerland is becoming monolingual – French! Many citizens are therefore experiencing a crisis. This also applies to Walter Egli (played by Beat Schlatter), who works for the federal police, doesn’t speak a bit of French and has to ensure that the transition to monolingualism takes place properly. Together with his French partner, he is supposed to uncover a resistance group that is burgeoning in the south of Switzerland and is using all means to resist the implementation of the initiative.

Follows Rama, a novelist who attends the trial of Laurence Coly at the Saint-Omer Criminal Court to use her story to write a modern-day adaptation of the ancient myth of Medea, but things don’t go as expected.

Fifteen-year-old schoolgirl Awa is happily living her teenage years alongside her twin brother Adama, who dreams of traveling Europe. When their grandmother dies, their Aunt Fatou and their Uncle Atoumane plan to marry to preserve the family unit, but Fatou doesn’t love Atoumane. Tired of waiting to consummate his marriage, Atoumane commits an unspeakable act.

Victim of an accident, Marona, a small black and white dog, remembers the different masters she has known and loved throughout her life. Through her unfailing empathy, her life becomes a lesson in love. A superb fable full of color and graphic inventions.

An Unexpected Destiny by Sonia Rolland | 2023 | 1h38 Alliance Française Auditorium Fri, 22 March | 19h00   Nadia, a young 18-year-old mixed race girl, lives with her family in a […]