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Tlamess, is a 2019 Tunisian narrative drama film directed by Ala Eddine Slim and co-produced by director himself with Juliette Lepoutre and Pierre Menahem. The film stars Abdullah Miniawy, Souhir Ben Amara, and Khaled Ben Aïssa. The film tells the story of a soldier, who is granted one week's leave after the death of his mother, but he had another target to complete.

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S is a young soldier in the southern desert of Tunisia. When S learns about his mother’s death, he obtains a week’s leave and goes back home. He will never return to the camp. In his popular neighborhood starts a man hunt after which S eventually escapes through the mountain. Few years later, F, a young woman married to a rich business man who has just settled in a luxurious villa, learns of her pregnancy. One morning, she goes out alone for a walk in the forest. She will never come back.

Released: 2019-10-18117 minDir: Ala Eddine SlimDrama
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Cast

  • Abdullah Miniawy as S
  • Souhir Ben Amara as F
  • Khaled Benaissa
  • Mounir Ouni

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6.1/10

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Year
2019
Runtime
120 min
Genres
Drama

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Tlamess, is a 2019 Tunisian narrative drama film directed by Ala Eddine Slim and co-produced by director himself with Juliette Lepoutre and Pierre Menahem. The film stars Abdullah Miniawy, Souhir Ben Amara, and Khaled Ben Aïssa. The film tells the story of a soldier, who is granted one week's leave after the death of his mother, but he had another target to complete.

The film premiered at the 2019 Cannes Film Festival. It showed in theatres in France starting on 19 February 2020. The film received mixed reviews from critics and screened in many film festivals.

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