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🎶 Women of My Country, Women and a Half – نساء بلادي نساء ونصف – Nisaa Biladi Nisaa wa Nisf | Song from the film Ennafoura – La Maison Dorée.
The official song of the film Ennafoura – The Golden House, directed by Selma Baccar.
Poem: Mohamed Sghaïer Ouled Ahmed
Music: Rabii Zammouri
Vocals: Lobna Noomen
Director: Selma Baccar
Production: Linea Prod
✨ This song pays tribute to Tunisian women, celebrating their strength, resilience, and pivotal role in history and society. It is part of the film Ennafoura, a work that delves into contemporary Tunisia through powerful stories interweaving collective memory, social struggles, and personal aspirations.
🎻 Musicians:
Piano: Rabii Zammouri
Violins: Bahaeddine Ben Fadhel, Houssem Turki, Ala Bouslama, Mohamed Affess, Wadii Belguith, Radhouane Hammoudi, Safwen Daghfus
Violin Solo: Zied Zouari
Viola: Bahaeddine Ben Fadhel
Cello: Walid Hammami, Ahmed Bij
Flute: Samir Ferjani
🎥 Technical Team:
Editing: Mohamed Amine Khedhiri, Kapten Midou
Video Recording: Khaled Ayadi
النافورة – La Maison Dorée
Directed by Salma Baccar
Music by Rabii Zammouri
Coming soon
The film “Ennafoura” by director Selma Baccar will be released in cinemas starting January 14, 2025
Following the success of her film “El Jaida” in 2017, Tunisian director Selma Baccar returns with her new movie “Ennafoura”. Premiered globally at the Opera Theater in the City of Culture during the 35th edition of the Carthage Film Days, the film blends social drama with political undertones, revisiting one of the most significant events in Tunisia’s post-revolution history: the Errahil Sit-in during the summer of 2013.
LE SENTIER DE AICHA ثنية عيشة
Written and Directed by: Salma Hobbi
Producer: Maher Mtir
Production Company: CARAPACE PRODUCTION
Country of Production: TUNISIA
Production Date: JULY 2023
Genre: FICTION, DRAMA
Duration: 26 minutes
This film was selected for the National Competition, Fiction Short Films, at the 35th edition of the Carthage Film Festival.
Synopsis:
Caught in the clash between a patriarchal society and her yearning for freedom, “Aisha” navigates the painful transition from childhood to married life. As she discovers that she is trapped in the facade of a dubious marriage and a victim of domestic violence, the film poignantly explores her struggle to reclaim her identity and assert her independence.
ASFOUR JENNA
Directed by Mourad Ben Cheikh
Music by Rabii Zammouri
Tunisia-Italy / 1h 31min / 2024 / Comedy – French subtitles
This film was selected for the “Panorama 35” Official Out-of-Competition Selection at the 35th edition of the Carthage Film Festival.
Synopsis:
Amadeus, a well-known 45-year-old antique dealer from Lecce, a small town in southern Italy, finds himself drawn by an unexpected and irresistible love for Betty, a 28-year-old Tunisian woman. He travels to Tunisia with the intention of marrying her so she can return with him to Italy. However, her modest family has conditions for the marriage: Amadeus must change his name, convert his religion, and undergo circumcision.
Directed by Dali Mansour
Music by Rabii Zammouri
Coming soon
Stigma is a psychological drama short film that delves into themes of pain, concealed secrets, and the lasting scars left by the experiences that define us.