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Feminists Insha’allah! The story of Arab feminism

This is the unknown story of a century of Arab feminism. Filmed in Morocco, Egypt, Algeria and Tunisia and featuring previously unreleased archives and exclusive interviews with activists, it approaches Arab feminism from a historical perspective.

We see how female emancipation has been shaped by the forces of nationalism and colonialism and hear from the Muslim women who are fighting for their liberation.

PRODUCTION INFO

  • Year: 2014
  • Duration: 52 mins
  • Production: Drole de Trame
  • Director:
  • Available Versions: ENG, FRA
  • Country of production: France

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FESTIVALS & AWARDS

  • Gold Award at Jakarta Film Festival for Women (Indonesia); Best Documentary Award at Afrika Film Festival in Cologne (Germany) Festival Panorama Tunisian Cinema Carthage 2015 (Tunisia); Thionville 2014 (France); Medimed 2014 (Spain); Festival du Cinéma Arabe d’Amsterdam 2015 (Netherlands); Festival du Cinéma Arabe Méditerranéen de Bruxelles Cinémamed 2015 (Belgium); Seoul International Women’s Film Festival 2015 (South Korea); Jakarta Film Festival for Women (Indonesia); Escales Documentaires 2015 (La Rochelle); Primed 2015; Femmes en Résistance (Arcueil, France); Amnesty International REEL Awareness Film Festival 2015 (Toronto, Canada); Festival Terre des Femmes (Tübingen, Germany); Afrika Filmfestival 2016 (Belgium); CinemAfrica Film Festival 2016 (Sweden); Afrika Film Festival (Cologne; Elles Font Leur Cinéma (Rouen, France); Festival du Cinéma de Sherbrooke (Canada), Forum des Images (France).

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