Noura's Dream

Hinde Boujemaa | Tunisia, Belgium, France, Qatar | 2019 | 92'
Screenings
Mon 22 March H 20:00
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Synopsis
A new life for Noura is almost within reach. Since her abusive husband landed in jail, she’s been working gruelling hours at a laundry to support her kids. But the light in all this has been Lassad, her new-found love. With only four days before the divorce is finally processed, it seems this dream will come true. But Noura’s husband is released early and it is Noura that risks ending up in prison… adultery in Tunisia is still punished with imprisonment.
Cast
Hend Sabri, Lotfi Abdelli, Hakim Boumsaoudi, Imen Cherif, Saif Dhrif, Jamel Sassi
Films Distribution
Wild Bunch
Production
Propaganda Production
Editing
Hinde Boujemaa
Cinematography
Martin Rit
Editing
Nicolas Rumpl
Language
Arabic
Subtitles
Italian
Premiere
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Main awards
Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo Award, FIPRESCI Award, (Torino Film Festival 2019), Tanit d’Or for the Best Narrative Feature Film, Best Actress Award to Hend Sabri (Journées Cinématographiques de Carthage 2019), Best Actress Award to Hend Sabri (El Gouna Film Festival 2019)
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Biography
Hinde Boujemaa is half-Belgian and half-Tunisian. She began her career as a technician before making her first feature-length documentary, It Was Better Tomorrow, which was presented in the official selection of the 68th Venice Film Festival. As a director, she is involved in several campaigns for the fight against discriminations by women all over the world. In 2015, she made the short film ...and Romeo Married Juliet. Le rȇve de Noura is her first fiction feature film, which had its international premiere in 2019 at the Toronto Film Festival and in the New Directors section at the San Sebastian International Film Festival.
Filmography
2020 - Noura's Dream, ff
2019 - ...and Romeo Married Juliet, sf
2013 - It Was Better Tomorrow, ff (doc)

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