Everything You Need to Know About the Carthage Film Festival (TBA)
The Carthage Film Festival (TBA) is a renowned international film festival held annually in Tunis, the vibrant capital of Tunisia. Since its inception in 1966, it has stood as a cornerstone event for the Arab and African film industries, providing a prestigious platform for exceptional cinema from these regions. Each year, filmmakers, critics, and film enthusiasts gather to experience a diverse selection of films, participate in workshops, and engage in thought-provoking conferences.
About the Carthage Film Festival
Known in Arabic as Journées Cinématographiques de Carthage (JCC), the Carthage Film Festival was founded by the Tunisian Ministry of Culture in the wake of Tunisia’s independence. Its mission has always been to promote Arab and African cinema, offering filmmakers a vital stage to share their stories and creative visions with the world.
Over the decades, the festival has grown into a globally recognized event, attracting a diverse mix of filmmakers, actors, producers, and cinephiles. Each edition not only celebrates cinematic artistry but also fosters cultural exchange and dialogue between filmmakers and audiences.
This year’s festival, set for October, promises to uphold its proud tradition with an exciting lineup of films and events that showcase the richness and diversity of Arab and African cinema.
