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Three Tunisian Films at Montpellier Festival

Three Tunisian Films at Montpellier Festival

Three Tunisian films participated in the "Arab Fantasy Cinema" section at the Mediterranean Film Festival in Montpellier 2026, which takes place from October 16 to 24 in France. The selection includes the film "All You Can Hear Is the Wind" (2021) by director Youssef Chabbi, scheduled to screenings on October 18. It explores the Medusa myth in a contemporary context related to issues of violence and women. Also featured is the film "Dshra" (2018) by Abdel Hamid Bouchnaq, which highlights a journalist’s investigation into the murder of a child in an isolated village. It will be screened on October 21. This is the director’s first feature film, blending investigative elements with a horror atmosphere. Additionally, the film "La Bête qui a dévoré le soleil" (2021) by Qais Al-Majri, set in 1987, revolves around a journalistic investigation into a murder case, and will also be shown on October 21. The program aims to showcase recent productions in fantasy cinema and is part of efforts to promote Tunisian cinema within this specialized genre.

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