M32-720 Victoria Abril in Tunis and JCC
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November 21, 2015: Victoria Abril spent two days in Tunis for the opening of the JCC, the Carthage Film Days, an Arab-African film festival. After an afternoon at the popular Saf Saf café and restaurant in La Marsa, where she enjoyed mint tea and brick pastries, she stole the show that evening on the red carpet and on stage at the Tunis Municipal Theater. As the festival’s patron, she announced its opening while wearing the traditional Spanish attire of a patroness. She presented an honorary award to Dar Bouchoucha, a leading figure in Tunisian cinema.
M32-739 · 2015
November 21, 2015: Victoria Abril spent two days in Tunis for the opening of the JCC, the Carthage Film Days, an Arab-African film festival. After an afternoon at the popular Saf Saf café and restaurant in La Marsa, where she enjoyed mint tea and brick pastries, she stole the show that evening on the red carpet and on stage at the Tunis Municipal Theater. As the festival’s patron, she announced its opening while wearing the traditional Spanish attire of a patroness. She presented an honorary award to Dar Bouchoucha, a leading figure in Tunisian cinema.
M32-738 · 2015
November 21, 2015: Victoria Abril spent two days in Tunis for the opening of the JCC, the Carthage Film Days, an Arab-African film festival. After an afternoon at the popular Saf Saf café and restaurant in La Marsa, where she enjoyed mint tea and brick pastries, she stole the show that evening on the red carpet and on stage at the Tunis Municipal Theater. As the festival’s patron, she announced its opening while wearing the traditional Spanish attire of a patroness. She presented an honorary award to Dar Bouchoucha, a leading figure in Tunisian cinema.
M32-737 · 2015
November 21, 2015: Victoria Abril spent two days in Tunis for the opening of the JCC, the Carthage Film Days, an Arab-African film festival. After an afternoon at the popular Saf Saf café and restaurant in La Marsa, where she enjoyed mint tea and brick pastries, she stole the show that evening on the red carpet and on stage at the Tunis Municipal Theater. As the festival’s patron, she announced its opening while wearing the traditional Spanish attire of a patroness. She presented an honorary award to Dar Bouchoucha, a leading figure in Tunisian cinema.
M32-736 · 2015
November 21, 2015: Victoria Abril spent two days in Tunis for the opening of the JCC, the Carthage Film Days, an Arab-African film festival. After an afternoon at the popular Saf Saf café and restaurant in La Marsa, where she enjoyed mint tea and brick pastries, she stole the show that evening on the red carpet and on stage at the Tunis Municipal Theater. As the festival’s patron, she announced its opening while wearing the traditional Spanish attire of a patroness. She presented an honorary award to Dar Bouchoucha, a leading figure in Tunisian cinema.
M32-735 · 2015
November 21, 2015: Victoria Abril spent two days in Tunis for the opening of the JCC, the Carthage Film Days, an Arab-African film festival. After an afternoon at the popular Saf Saf café and restaurant in La Marsa, where she enjoyed mint tea and brick pastries, she stole the show that evening on the red carpet and on stage at the Tunis Municipal Theater. As the festival’s patron, she announced its opening while wearing the traditional Spanish attire of a patroness. She presented an honorary award to Dar Bouchoucha, a leading figure in Tunisian cinema.
M32-734 · 2015
November 21, 2015: Victoria Abril spent two days in Tunis for the opening of the JCC, the Carthage Film Days, an Arab-African film festival. After an afternoon at the popular Saf Saf café and restaurant in La Marsa, where she enjoyed mint tea and brick pastries, she stole the show that evening on the red carpet and on stage at the Tunis Municipal Theater. As the festival’s patron, she announced its opening while wearing the traditional Spanish attire of a patroness. She presented an honorary award to Dar Bouchoucha, a leading figure in Tunisian cinema.
M32-733 · 2015
November 21, 2015: Victoria Abril spent two days in Tunis for the opening of the JCC, the Carthage Film Days, an Arab-African film festival. After an afternoon at the popular Saf Saf café and restaurant in La Marsa, where she enjoyed mint tea and brick pastries, she stole the show that evening on the red carpet and on stage at the Tunis Municipal Theater. As the festival’s patron, she announced its opening while wearing the traditional Spanish attire of a patroness. She presented an honorary award to Dar Bouchoucha, a leading figure in Tunisian cinema.
M32-732 · 2015
November 21, 2015: Victoria Abril spent two days in Tunis for the opening of the JCC, the Carthage Film Days, an Arab-African film festival. After an afternoon at the popular Saf Saf café and restaurant in La Marsa, where she enjoyed mint tea and brick pastries, she stole the show that evening on the red carpet and on stage at the Tunis Municipal Theater. As the festival’s patron, she announced its opening while wearing the traditional Spanish attire of a patroness. She presented an honorary award to Dar Bouchoucha, a leading figure in Tunisian cinema.
M32-731 · 2015
November 21, 2015: Victoria Abril spent two days in Tunis for the opening of the JCC, the Carthage Film Days, an Arab-African film festival. After an afternoon at the popular Saf Saf café and restaurant in La Marsa, where she enjoyed mint tea and brick pastries, she stole the show that evening on the red carpet and on stage at the Tunis Municipal Theater. As the festival’s patron, she announced its opening while wearing the traditional Spanish attire of a patroness. She presented an honorary award to Dar Bouchoucha, a leading figure in Tunisian cinema.
M32-730 · 2015
November 21, 2015: Victoria Abril spent two days in Tunis for the opening of the JCC, the Carthage Film Days, an Arab-African film festival. After an afternoon at the popular Saf Saf café and restaurant in La Marsa, where she enjoyed mint tea and brick pastries, she stole the show that evening on the red carpet and on stage at the Tunis Municipal Theater. As the festival’s patron, she announced its opening while wearing the traditional Spanish attire of a patroness. She presented an honorary award to Dar Bouchoucha, a leading figure in Tunisian cinema.
M32-729 · 2015
November 21, 2015: Victoria Abril spent two days in Tunis for the opening of the JCC, the Carthage Film Days, an Arab-African film festival. After an afternoon at the popular Saf Saf café and restaurant in La Marsa, where she enjoyed mint tea and brick pastries, she stole the show that evening on the red carpet and on stage at the Tunis Municipal Theater. As the festival’s patron, she announced its opening while wearing the traditional Spanish attire of a patroness. She presented an honorary award to Dar Bouchoucha, a leading figure in Tunisian cinema.
M32-728 · 2015
November 21, 2015: Victoria Abril spent two days in Tunis for the opening of the JCC, the Carthage Film Days, an Arab-African film festival. After an afternoon at the popular Saf Saf café and restaurant in La Marsa, where she enjoyed mint tea and brick pastries, she stole the show that evening on the red carpet and on stage at the Tunis Municipal Theater. As the festival’s patron, she announced its opening while wearing the traditional Spanish attire of a patroness. She presented an honorary award to Dar Bouchoucha, a leading figure in Tunisian cinema.
M32-727 · 2015
November 21, 2015: Victoria Abril spent two days in Tunis for the opening of the JCC, the Carthage Film Days, an Arab-African film festival. After an afternoon at the popular Saf Saf café and restaurant in La Marsa, where she enjoyed mint tea and brick pastries, she stole the show that evening on the red carpet and on stage at the Tunis Municipal Theater. As the festival’s patron, she announced its opening while wearing the traditional Spanish attire of a patroness. She presented an honorary award to Dar Bouchoucha, a leading figure in Tunisian cinema.
M32-726 · 2015
November 21, 2015: Victoria Abril spent two days in Tunis for the opening of the JCC, the Carthage Film Days, an Arab-African film festival. After an afternoon at the popular Saf Saf café and restaurant in La Marsa, where she enjoyed mint tea and brick pastries, she stole the show that evening on the red carpet and on stage at the Tunis Municipal Theater. As the festival’s patron, she announced its opening while wearing the traditional Spanish attire of a patroness. She presented an honorary award to Dar Bouchoucha, a leading figure in Tunisian cinema.
M32-725 · 2015
November 21, 2015: Victoria Abril spent two days in Tunis for the opening of the JCC, the Carthage Film Days, an Arab-African film festival. After an afternoon at the popular Saf Saf café and restaurant in La Marsa, where she enjoyed mint tea and brick pastries, she stole the show that evening on the red carpet and on stage at the Tunis Municipal Theater. As the festival’s patron, she announced its opening while wearing the traditional Spanish attire of a patroness. She presented an honorary award to Dar Bouchoucha, a leading figure in Tunisian cinema.
M32-724 · 2015
November 21, 2015: Victoria Abril spent two days in Tunis for the opening of the JCC, the Carthage Film Days, an Arab-African film festival. After an afternoon at the popular Saf Saf café and restaurant in La Marsa, where she enjoyed mint tea and brick pastries, she stole the show that evening on the red carpet and on stage at the Tunis Municipal Theater. As the festival’s patron, she announced its opening while wearing the traditional Spanish attire of a patroness. She presented an honorary award to Dar Bouchoucha, a leading figure in Tunisian cinema.
M32-723 · 2015
November 21, 2015: Victoria Abril spent two days in Tunis for the opening of the JCC, the Carthage Film Days, an Arab-African film festival. After an afternoon at the popular Saf Saf café and restaurant in La Marsa, where she enjoyed mint tea and brick pastries, she stole the show that evening on the red carpet and on stage at the Tunis Municipal Theater. As the festival’s patron, she announced its opening while wearing the traditional Spanish attire of a patroness. She presented an honorary award to Dar Bouchoucha, a leading figure in Tunisian cinema.
M32-722 · 2015
November 21, 2015: Victoria Abril spent two days in Tunis for the opening of the JCC, the Carthage Film Days, an Arab-African film festival. After an afternoon at the popular Saf Saf café and restaurant in La Marsa, where she enjoyed mint tea and brick pastries, she stole the show that evening on the red carpet and on stage at the Tunis Municipal Theater. As the festival’s patron, she announced its opening while wearing the traditional Spanish attire of a patroness. She presented an honorary award to Dar Bouchoucha, a leading figure in Tunisian cinema.
M32-721 · 2015
November 21, 2015: Victoria Abril spent two days in Tunis for the opening of the JCC, the Carthage Film Days, an Arab-African film festival. After an afternoon at the popular Saf Saf café and restaurant in La Marsa, where she enjoyed mint tea and brick pastries, she stole the show that evening on the red carpet and on stage at the Tunis Municipal Theater. As the festival’s patron, she announced its opening while wearing the traditional Spanish attire of a patroness. She presented an honorary award to Dar Bouchoucha, a leading figure in Tunisian cinema.
M32-720 · 2015