Moncef Kahloucha produces and stars in feature films shot on VHS, providing entertainment for locals in the impoverished district of Kazmet, Sousse.
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Moncef Kahloucha produces and stars in feature films shot on VHS, providing entertainment for locals in the impoverished district of Kazmet, Sousse.
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Moncef Kahloucha, a house painter and film enthusiast, creates feature films in the impoverished district of Kazmet in Sousse, Tunisia. With the help of local residents, he writes, directs, and stars in his productions. The documentary follows Kahloucha as he works on his latest film, "Tarzan of the Arabs." It captures the excitement of filming and the community's involvement, culminating in a screening at a local café. Directed by Néjib Belkadhi, "VHS - Kahloucha" runs for 80 minutes and debuted in 2006.
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- Follow Moncef Kahloucha's unique filmmaking journey.
- See how local communities engage in creative projects.
- Meet the residents of Kazmet and their stories.
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- VHS Kahloucha was released in 2006.
- The film has a duration of 80 minutes.
- It was screened at five film festivals in 2007.
- The film is directed by Néjib Belkadhi.
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Who directed VHS Kahloucha?
VHS Kahloucha was directed by Néjib Belkadhi.
What is the duration of VHS Kahloucha?
The duration of VHS Kahloucha is 80 minutes.
In which year was VHS Kahloucha released?
VHS Kahloucha was released in 2006.
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