News about audiovisual in Tunisia
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The Tunisian education ministry is preparing the launch of a bouquet of satellite educational channels, to help distance learning without the need to have Internet access. The aim is to guarantee a digital educational space for all pupils. The channels must provide digital educational content in line with the official programmes. All grade levels will …
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The Tunisian Haute Autorité Indépendante de la Communication Audiovisuelle has ordered Hannibal TV to stop broadcasting. In a statement mid-October, HAICA called for the channel to cease its programmes immediately or face legal action. The broadcasting watchdog accuses the private channel of not taking steps to change its legal status, adding that it has waited …
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On October 5th the Association of Tunisian Film Directors (ARFT) called on the government to drop their two-week ban on demonstrations. Only the country’s cultural and artistic community is being affected by this measure. The ARFT believes that strict application of health protocols is enough to counter the spread of the coronavirus. The Association of …
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Morocco was represented at the 24th Sofia International Film Festival (FIFS) which closed on October 15th. This year’s Festival marks the fiftieth anniversary of the Organization Internationale de la Francophonie (OIF), and to celebrate, the organisers put together a special programme: “Francophonie 50”. It opened in the presence of the Moroccan Ambassador to Sofia, the …
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This year’s Journées Cinématographiques de Carthage (JCC) will run from December 18th to 23rd. As part of the event there will be two workshops, Chabaka and Takmil, taking place from December 16th to 18th. The Takmil Workshop is for projects in post-production. Since its creation in 2014 it has supported 44 projects. The Chabaka Workshop …
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Orange Tunisia is partnering with beIn Connect to provide Tunisian viewers with access to a wide range of sports and entertainment content. BeIn Connect offers exclusive access to many sporting competitions, such as the Champions League, the Premier League, La Liga, Seria A, Ligue 1 and the NBA. Themed channels will also be available, including …
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On Saturday September 12th the 77th Venice Film Festival announced its list of award-winners: Chloé Zhao’s Nomadland (United States) won the Golden Lion, the Grand Jury Award went to Michel Franco’s Nuevo Orden (Mexico) and the Silver Lion to Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s Sacrificed Lovers (Japan). Indian writer and director Chaitanya Tamhane received the Best Screenplay Award …
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