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Tunisian film Aliens wins at Tetouan Festival
The film "Exile" by Tunisian director Mahdi Hmili won the grand prize "Tamuda" at the 31st Tetouan Mediterranean Film Festival, which was held under the patronage of King Muhammad VI. The film, a co-production between Tunisia, Luxembourg, France, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia for 2025, explores the conflict between capitalist practices and workers through a dramatic story. It also received the Critics' Award and was honored with other awards, including best male and female roles, along with special prizes and tributes to other directors. The festival was praised for its large audience turnout, diverse screenings, and seminars, with a focus on developing screenplays and strengthening the cinematic scene in Tetouan, achieving artistic and popular success since its inception in 1985.
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