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Mon cher enfantWeldi

Please note that this event is now archived.
Fiction
Competing | Cercle d'or Meilleur long métrage de fiction

Sessions

Sunday, 7 April 2019 | 15:00 La Maison du Cinéma
Tuesday, 9 April 2019 | 18:30 La Maison du Cinéma

                                    Poster of Mon cher enfant

PREMIÈRE QUÉBÉCOISE

Quinzaine des Réalisateurs – Festival de Cannes 2018
Sélection officielle – Festival international du film de Chicago 2018

Riadh is about to retire from his work as a forklift operator at the port of Tunis. The life he shares with his wife Nazli revolves around their only son Sami, who is preparing for his high school exams. The boy’s repeated migraine attacks are a cause of much worry to his parents. But when he finally seems to be getting better, Sami suddenly disappears…

V.O. tunisian / arabic

Director

Mohamed Ben Attia

Screenplay

Mohamed Ben Attia

Country

Tunisia, Belgium, France and Qatar

Year

2018

Duration

1h44

Category

Fiction

Language

Arabic, subtitled in French

Cast

Mohamed Dhrif, Mouna Mejri, Zakaria Ben Ayed, Imen Chérif, Taylan Mintas and Tarik Copti

Production

Les Films du Fleuve, Nomadis Images and Tanit Films

Distribution

Luxbox
View the trailer Press kit
About

Mohamed Ben Attia

Mohamed Ben Attia was born in Tunis in 1976. He studied audiovisual communication at the University of Valenciennes in France after graduating at the Institut de Hautes Etudes Commerciales (IHEC) in Tunis in 1998. He has directed five short films, ROMANTISME, DEUX COMPRIMES, MATIN ET SOIR (2004), KIF LOKHRIN (Silver award at FESPACO 2006), MOUJA (2008), LOI 76 (2011) and SELMA (2014), which was selected in the international competition of CLERMONT FERRAND FESTIVAL and won several awards in various festivals.

He directs his first feature INHEBBEK HEDI in 2016 which wins the Best First Film Award and the Silver Bear Best Actor at the 2016 Berlinale as well as great critic and audience acclaim around the world. The film was released in more than twenty countries.

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