Documentary

A documentary by Nada Mezni Hafaiedh – 80 min

We discover the hidden face of Amina Sboui (ex-Femen) and her daily life through this documentary. Her friends from the LGBT community are rejected by their families as well as by society. Through Amina, we dive into their stories: Sandra (transvestite), Ramy (gay), Ayoub (gay), Atef (gay and transvestite). Many unexpected events follow one another, and everything is caught on the spot…

Selections and Prizes:
– Carthage Film Festival – Tunisia // Tanit of Bronze
– FICMY Merida and Yucatan International Film Festival – Mexico // Special Mention
– Transcreen Film Festival – Amsterdam, The Netherlands // Second Price (Feature-length Film Category)
– Zinegoak – Bilbao, Spain // Best Documentary
– Malmö Arab Film Festival – Sweden // Best Documentary
– LesGaiCineMad – Madrid, Spain // Special Mention

– Chéries, Chéris Film Festival – Paris, France
– Festival Écrans Mixtes – Lyon, France
– Thessaloniki International Doc Film Festival – Greece
– Pink Apple Film Festival – Zürich, Switzerland
– Cinema Arabe Film Festival – Amsterdam, The Netherlands
– Pride Ouest – Bern, Switzerland
– Afrika Film Festival – Cologne, Germany
– Queer Lisboa – Lisbon, Portugal
– Gender Bender – Bologna, Italy
– Queerischt – Bern, Switzerland
– Queer Film Festival – Oldenburg, Germany
– Nuit du Cinéma Militant – Lyon, France
– Beijing Queer Film Festival – Beijing, China
– London Fringe Queer Films & Arts Festival – London, UK
– Arab Cinema Week – New York, USA
– Brussels CinemaMed Film Festival – Brussels, Belgium
Ljubljana International LGBT Film Festival – Ljubljana, Slovenia
– Mawjoudin LGBT Film Festival – Tunis, Tunisia
– CinemAfrika – Stockholm, Sweden
– Les Rencontres Documentaires de l’IRTS – Nancy, France
– Afrika Film Festival – Leuven, Belgium
– BBC Arabic Film Festival – London, UK
– Cinhomo – Valladolid, Spain
– Freiburger Lesben Filmtage – Fribourg, Switzerland
– Espacio Seis – Panamá, Panama
– Arab Film Festival – Paris, France
– LesGaiCineMad – Madrid, Spain
– Korea Queer Film Festival – South Korea
– PriFest – Pristina, Kosovo
– African Film Festival Lausanne, Tarifa & Tanger
– MFF / Mediterranean Film Festival – Široki Brijeg, Bosnia and Herzegovina
– Bari International Gender Film Festival – Bari, Italy
– Vinokino – Turku & Helsinki, Finland
– Malmö Arab Film Festival – Malmö, Sweden
– Maghreb des Films – Paris, France
– Perlen – Hanover, Germany
– AKS International Minorities Festival – Copenhagen, Denmark
– Arab Film Festival – Zurich, Switzerland
– Queerzzine – Castellón, Spain
– Vues d’en face – Grenoble, France
– Queer Refugees Network – Leipzig, Germany
– Tunis Doc Film Festival – Tunisia

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