Carthage Honors Latifa Al-Qafsi with Love Medal

On the Night of Carthage, the Tunisian artist Latifa El Kafsi was honored—she is considered a symbol of theater and television in Tunisia. The audience attended a magnificent ceremony, expressing their appreciation for her long career, which she began at the Cultural Association in Kfoussa and later expanded to include theater and television drama. She was distinguished by her roles that addressed issues of the homeland and humanity, such as the character of the Tunisian mother, earning widespread fame through comedic and dramatic phrases like "The Speech at the Door" and "The Gazelle's Hunt." The celebration reflects that Latifa El Kafsi is a symbol of loyalty and creativity, and that her artistic legacy is immortalized as an indelible mark in the history of Tunisian art. Her recognition affirms the continuing heartbeat of cinema and the memories of future generations.

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