Tunisia's Estrangement Wins Tetouan Grand Prize
The Tunisian film "Alienation," directed by Mahdi Hmili, won the Grand Prize (Tudor) at the 31st Tetouan Mediterranean Film Festival in Morocco. The film reflects the pain and challenges faced by many Arabs and was premiered for the first time at the Locarno Festival last year. The director expressed his joy at winning, especially after going through difficult personal circumstances during the making of the film. The movie is considered one of the most prominent works highlighting issues of identity and Arab diaspora.
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