Title: 130 Years of Alaouites (2020) Synopsis: This historical documentary explores the evolution of the educational system in Tunisia through the lens of the prestigious Lycée Alaoui. Using archival footage and compelling interviews, the film chronicles over a century of history, highlighting the school's pivotal role in shaping Tunisia's intellectual elite and the country's modern identity. Technical Elements: Genre: Historical Documentary Director/Producer: Mohamed Jamel Nefzi Format: Feature-length documentary Production: Akkad Productions Distinctions: Selected for the Carthage Film Festival (JCC) and the Foumban Film Festival (Cameroon).
"Through the history of the prestigious Lycée Alaoui, this documentary traces over a century of educational evolution in Tunisia. Using archival footage and personal testimonies, the film explores the school's pivotal role in shaping Tunisia's intellectual elite and modern identity, offering a profound reflection on national memory and the legacy of knowledge."
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