January 2011 marked the start of the Tunisian revolution, as people expressed their anger and desire for change while a filmmaker watched from Paris.
Synopsis
January 2011 marked the start of the Tunisian revolution, as people expressed their anger and desire for change while a filmmaker watched from Paris.
Synopsis
In January 2011, protests erupt in Tunisia, igniting a revolution against the government. The filmmaker, living in Paris, feels a deep connection to the events unfolding in her father's homeland. Through a mix of personal reflections and found footage, she navigates her memories and emotions tied to Tunisia's struggle for freedom. The film touches on themes of memory and mental health, particularly bipolar disorder, as it captures the intensity of a nation in turmoil.
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Why Watch
- Follow the emotional impact of Tunisia's revolution.
- See found footage that captures historical moments.
- Meet a filmmaker with a personal connection to Tunisia.
Did You Know
- The Tunisian revolution began in January 2011.
- The film has a duration of 59 minutes.
- The filmmaker's father is from Tunisia.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did the revolution in Tunisia begin?
The revolution in Tunisia began in January 2011.
What is the duration of the documentary 'I Remember Nothing'?
The duration of 'I Remember Nothing' is 59 minutes.
What mental health condition is mentioned in the documentary's keywords?
Bipolar disorder is mentioned in the documentary's keywords.
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