M32-900 Closing Ceremony of the JCC, November 28, 2015
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November 28, 2015: Leila Bouzid leaving the closing ceremony of the JCC at the Municipal Theater of Tunis, in the heart of the capital, which had been devastated just a few days earlier by a suicide terrorist attack that killed 12 members of the presidential guard. The ceremony, which was moved up due to a curfew, served as a tribute to the culture that stood up to terror throughout the week and provided an opportunity to honor artists and filmmakers from the Arab-African world.
M32-946 · 2015
November 28, 2015: Closing ceremony of the JCC at the Tunis Municipal Theater in the heart of the capital, which had been devastated just a few days earlier by a suicide terrorist attack that killed 12 members of the presidential guard. The ceremony, which was moved up due to a curfew, served as a tribute to the culture that stood up to terror throughout the week and provided an opportunity to honor artists and filmmakers from the Arab-African world.
M32-945 · 2015
November 28, 2015: Closing ceremony of the JCC at the Tunis Municipal Theater in the heart of the capital, which had been devastated just a few days earlier by a suicide terrorist attack that killed 12 members of the presidential guard. The ceremony, which was moved up due to a curfew, served as a tribute to the culture that stood up to terror throughout the week and provided an opportunity to honor artists and filmmakers from the Arab-African world.
M32-944 · 2015
November 28, 2015: Behind the scenes at the theater with Nabil Ayouch and his Jury Prize. The closing ceremony of the JCC took place at the Municipal Theater of Tunis, in the heart of the capital, which had been devastated just a few days earlier by a suicide terrorist attack that killed 12 members of the presidential guard. The ceremony, moved up due to a curfew, served as a tribute to the culture that stood up to terror throughout the week and provided an opportunity to honor artists and filmmakers from the Arab-African world.
M32-943 · 2015
November 28, 2015: Behind the scenes at the theater with Nabil Ayouch and his Jury Prize. The closing ceremony of the JCC took place at the Municipal Theater of Tunis, in the heart of the capital, which had been devastated just a few days earlier by a suicide terrorist attack that killed 12 members of the presidential guard. The ceremony, moved up due to a curfew, served as a tribute to the culture that stood up to terror throughout the week and provided an opportunity to honor artists and filmmakers from the Arab-African world.
M32-942 · 2015
November 28, 2015: Family photos of all the award winners. The closing ceremony of the JCC took place at the Municipal Theater of Tunis, in the heart of the capital, which had been devastated just a few days earlier by a suicide terrorist attack that killed 12 members of the Presidential Guard. The ceremony, moved up due to a curfew, was a moment to pay tribute to the culture that stood up to terror throughout the week and an opportunity to honor artists and filmmakers from the Arab-African world.
M32-941 · 2015
November 28, 2015: Family photos of all the award winners. The closing ceremony of the JCC took place at the Municipal Theater of Tunis, in the heart of the capital, which had been devastated just a few days earlier by a suicide terrorist attack that killed 12 members of the Presidential Guard. The ceremony, moved up due to a curfew, was a moment to pay tribute to the culture that stood up to terror throughout the week and an opportunity to honor artists and filmmakers from the Arab-African world.
M32-940 · 2015
November 28, 2015: Family photos of all the award winners. The closing ceremony of the JCC took place at the Municipal Theater of Tunis, in the heart of the capital, which had been devastated just a few days earlier by a suicide terrorist attack that killed 12 members of the Presidential Guard. The ceremony, moved up due to a curfew, was a moment to pay tribute to the culture that stood up to terror throughout the week and an opportunity to honor artists and filmmakers from the Arab-African world.
M32-939 · 2015
November 28, 2015: Family photos of all the award winners. The closing ceremony of the JCC took place at the Municipal Theater of Tunis, in the heart of the capital, which had been devastated just a few days earlier by a suicide terrorist attack that killed 12 members of the Presidential Guard. The ceremony, moved up due to a curfew, was a moment to pay tribute to the culture that stood up to terror throughout the week and an opportunity to honor artists and filmmakers from the Arab-African world.
M32-938 · 2015
November 28, 2015: Family photos of all the award winners. The closing ceremony of the JCC took place at the Municipal Theater of Tunis, in the heart of the capital, which had been devastated just a few days earlier by a suicide terrorist attack that killed 12 members of the Presidential Guard. The ceremony, moved up due to a curfew, was a moment to pay tribute to the culture that stood up to terror throughout the week and an opportunity to honor artists and filmmakers from the Arab-African world.
M32-937 · 2015
28 novembre 2015 : La ministre de la culure remet le Tanit d'or au marocain Mohamed Mouftakir pour son film "l'orchestre des aveugles" lors de la Cérémonie de cloture des JCC au théâtre municipal de Tunis au coeur de la capitale meutrie il y a quelques jours à peine par une attaque suicide terroriste qui a fait 12 morts parmis les policiers de la garde présidentielle. La cérémonie avancée pour cause de couvre feu a été un moment d'hommage à la culture qui a su faire face à la terreur durant cette semaine et l'occasion de primée les artistes et réalisateur du monde arabo-africain.
M32-936 · 2015
28 novembre 2015 : La ministre de la culure remet le Tanit d'or au marocain Mohamed Mouftakir pour son film "l'orchestre des aveugles" lors de la Cérémonie de cloture des JCC au théâtre municipal de Tunis au coeur de la capitale meutrie il y a quelques jours à peine par une attaque suicide terroriste qui a fait 12 morts parmis les policiers de la garde présidentielle. La cérémonie avancée pour cause de couvre feu a été un moment d'hommage à la culture qui a su faire face à la terreur durant cette semaine et l'occasion de primée les artistes et réalisateur du monde arabo-africain.
M32-935 · 2015
28 novembre 2015 : Leyla Bouzid reçoit le Tanit de bronez. Leyla Bouzid, jeune réalisatrice tunisienne a reçu plusieurs prix le Tanit de Bronze, le prix FIPRESCI, la mention spéciale du Jury UGTT et le Prix du jury TV5 Monde pour son film "à peine j'ouvre les yeux". Cérémonie de cloture des JCC au théâtre municipal de Tunis au coeur de la capitale meutrie il y a quelques jours à peine par une attaque suicide terroriste qui a fait 12 morts parmis les policiers de la garde présidentielle. La cérémonie avancée pour cause de couvre feu a été un moment d'hommage à la culture qui a su faire face à la terreur durant cette semaine et l'occasion de primée les artistes et réalisateur du monde arabo-africain.
M32-934 · 2015
28 novembre 2015 : Leyla Bouzid reçoit le Tanit de bronez. Leyla Bouzid, jeune réalisatrice tunisienne a reçu plusieurs prix le Tanit de Bronze, le prix FIPRESCI, la mention spéciale du Jury UGTT et le Prix du jury TV5 Monde pour son film "à peine j'ouvre les yeux". Cérémonie de cloture des JCC au théâtre municipal de Tunis au coeur de la capitale meutrie il y a quelques jours à peine par une attaque suicide terroriste qui a fait 12 morts parmis les policiers de la garde présidentielle. La cérémonie avancée pour cause de couvre feu a été un moment d'hommage à la culture qui a su faire face à la terreur durant cette semaine et l'occasion de primée les artistes et réalisateur du monde arabo-africain.
M32-9333 · 2015
28 novembre 2015 : Leyla Bouzid reçoit le Tanit de bronez. Leyla Bouzid, jeune réalisatrice tunisienne a reçu plusieurs prix le Tanit de Bronze, le prix FIPRESCI, la mention spéciale du Jury UGTT et le Prix du jury TV5 Monde pour son film "à peine j'ouvre les yeux". Cérémonie de cloture des JCC au théâtre municipal de Tunis au coeur de la capitale meutrie il y a quelques jours à peine par une attaque suicide terroriste qui a fait 12 morts parmis les policiers de la garde présidentielle. La cérémonie avancée pour cause de couvre feu a été un moment d'hommage à la culture qui a su faire face à la terreur durant cette semaine et l'occasion de primée les artistes et réalisateur du monde arabo-africain.
M32-932 · 2015
28 novembre 2015 : Leyla Bouzid reçoit le Tanit de bronez. Leyla Bouzid, jeune réalisatrice tunisienne a reçu plusieurs prix le Tanit de Bronze, le prix FIPRESCI, la mention spéciale du Jury UGTT et le Prix du jury TV5 Monde pour son film "à peine j'ouvre les yeux". Cérémonie de cloture des JCC au théâtre municipal de Tunis au coeur de la capitale meutrie il y a quelques jours à peine par une attaque suicide terroriste qui a fait 12 morts parmis les policiers de la garde présidentielle. La cérémonie avancée pour cause de couvre feu a été un moment d'hommage à la culture qui a su faire face à la terreur durant cette semaine et l'occasion de primée les artistes et réalisateur du monde arabo-africain.
M32-931 · 2015
November 28, 2015: Leila Shahid presented the Bronze Tanit to Leyla Bouzid, a young Tunisian filmmaker who received several awards—the Bronze Tanit, the FIPRESCI Prize, the UGTT Jury Special Mention, and the TV5 Monde Jury Prize—for her film “As Soon as I Open My Eyes.” The closing ceremony of the JCC took place at the Municipal Theater of Tunis, in the heart of the capital, which had been devastated just a few days earlier by a suicide terrorist attack that killed 12 members of the Presidential Guard. The ceremony, moved up due to a curfew, served as a tribute to the culture that stood up to terror throughout the week and provided an opportunity to honor artists and filmmakers from the Arab-African world.
M32-930 · 2015
28 novembre 2015 : Prix du Jury à Nabil AYouch, réalisateur marocain du film "Much Loved". Cérémonie de cloture des JCC au théâtre municipal de Tunis au coeur de la capitale meutrie il y a quelques jours à peine par une attaque suicide terroriste qui a fait 12 morts parmis les policiers de la garde présidentielle. La cérémonie avancée pour cause de couvre feu a été un moment d'hommage à la culture qui a su faire face à la terreur durant cette semaine et l'occasion de primée les artistes et réalisateur du monde arabo-africain.
M32-929 · 2015
28 novembre 2015 : Prix du Jury à Nabil AYouch, réalisateur marocain du film "Much Loved". Cérémonie de cloture des JCC au théâtre municipal de Tunis au coeur de la capitale meutrie il y a quelques jours à peine par une attaque suicide terroriste qui a fait 12 morts parmis les policiers de la garde présidentielle. La cérémonie avancée pour cause de couvre feu a été un moment d'hommage à la culture qui a su faire face à la terreur durant cette semaine et l'occasion de primée les artistes et réalisateur du monde arabo-africain.
M32-928 · 2015
28 novembre 2015 : Prix du Jury à Nabil AYouch, réalisateur marocain du film "Much Loved". Cérémonie de cloture des JCC au théâtre municipal de Tunis au coeur de la capitale meutrie il y a quelques jours à peine par une attaque suicide terroriste qui a fait 12 morts parmis les policiers de la garde présidentielle. La cérémonie avancée pour cause de couvre feu a été un moment d'hommage à la culture qui a su faire face à la terreur durant cette semaine et l'occasion de primée les artistes et réalisateur du monde arabo-africain.
M32-927 · 2015
28 novembre 2015 : Prix du Jury à Nabil AYouch, réalisateur marocain du film "Much Loved". Cérémonie de cloture des JCC au théâtre municipal de Tunis au coeur de la capitale meutrie il y a quelques jours à peine par une attaque suicide terroriste qui a fait 12 morts parmis les policiers de la garde présidentielle. La cérémonie avancée pour cause de couvre feu a été un moment d'hommage à la culture qui a su faire face à la terreur durant cette semaine et l'occasion de primée les artistes et réalisateur du monde arabo-africain.
M32-926 · 2015
November 28, 2015: Brahim Eltaief, Director of the JCC, presents the Jury Prize to Nabil AYouch, the Moroccan director of the film "Much Loved." The closing ceremony of the JCC took place at the Municipal Theater of Tunis, in the heart of the capital, which had been devastated just a few days earlier by a suicide terrorist attack that killed 12 members of the presidential guard. The ceremony, moved up due to a curfew, served as a tribute to the culture that stood up to terror throughout the week and provided an opportunity to honor artists and filmmakers from the Arab-African world.
M32-925 · 2015
November 28, 2015: Brahim Eltaief, Director of the JCC, presents the Jury Prize to Nabil AYouch, the Moroccan director of the film "Much Loved." The closing ceremony of the JCC took place at the Municipal Theater of Tunis, in the heart of the capital, which had been devastated just a few days earlier by a suicide terrorist attack that killed 12 members of the presidential guard. The ceremony, moved up due to a curfew, served as a tribute to the culture that stood up to terror throughout the week and provided an opportunity to honor artists and filmmakers from the Arab-African world.
M32-924 · 2015
November 28, 2015: Brahim Eltaief, Director of the JCC, presents the Jury Prize to Nabil AYouch, the Moroccan director of the film "Much Loved." The closing ceremony of the JCC took place at the Municipal Theater of Tunis, in the heart of the capital, which had been devastated just a few days earlier by a suicide terrorist attack that killed 12 members of the presidential guard. The ceremony, moved up due to a curfew, served as a tribute to the culture that stood up to terror throughout the week and provided an opportunity to honor artists and filmmakers from the Arab-African world.
M32-923 · 2015
November 28, 2015: Houcine Abbassi presents the UGTT Award to Leyla Bouzid, a young Tunisian filmmaker who has received several awards—including the Bronze Tanit, the FIPRESCI Award, a Special Mention from the UGTT Jury, and the TV5 Monde Jury Prize—for her film “As Soon as I Open My Eyes.” The closing ceremony of the JCC took place at the Municipal Theater of Tunis, in the heart of the capital, which had been devastated just a few days earlier by a suicide terrorist attack that killed 12 members of the Presidential Guard. The ceremony, moved up due to a curfew, served as a tribute to culture—which stood firm in the face of terror throughout the week—and provided an opportunity to honor artists and filmmakers from the Arab-African world.
M32-922 · 2015
November 28, 2015: Houcine Abbassi presents the UGTT Award to Leyla Bouzid, a young Tunisian filmmaker who has received several awards—including the Bronze Tanit, the FIPRESCI Award, a Special Mention from the UGTT Jury, and the TV5 Monde Jury Prize—for her film “As Soon as I Open My Eyes.” The closing ceremony of the JCC took place at the Municipal Theater of Tunis, in the heart of the capital, which had been devastated just a few days earlier by a suicide terrorist attack that killed 12 members of the Presidential Guard. The ceremony, moved up due to a curfew, served as a tribute to culture—which stood firm in the face of terror throughout the week—and provided an opportunity to honor artists and filmmakers from the Arab-African world.
M32-921 · 2015
November 28, 2015: Houcine Abbassi presents the UGTT Award to Leyla Bouzid, a young Tunisian filmmaker who has received several awards—including the Bronze Tanit, the FIPRESCI Award, a Special Mention from the UGTT Jury, and the TV5 Monde Jury Prize—for her film “As Soon as I Open My Eyes.” The closing ceremony of the JCC took place at the Municipal Theater of Tunis, in the heart of the capital, which had been devastated just a few days earlier by a suicide terrorist attack that killed 12 members of the Presidential Guard. The ceremony, moved up due to a curfew, served as a tribute to culture—which stood firm in the face of terror throughout the week—and provided an opportunity to honor artists and filmmakers from the Arab-African world.
M32-920 · 2015
November 28, 2015: Houcine Abbassi presents the UGTT Award to Leyla Bouzid, a young Tunisian filmmaker who has received several awards—including the Bronze Tanit, the FIPRESCI Award, a Special Mention from the UGTT Jury, and the TV5 Monde Jury Prize—for her film “As Soon as I Open My Eyes.” The closing ceremony of the JCC took place at the Municipal Theater of Tunis, in the heart of the capital, which had been devastated just a few days earlier by a suicide terrorist attack that killed 12 members of the Presidential Guard. The ceremony, moved up due to a curfew, served as a tribute to culture—which stood firm in the face of terror throughout the week—and provided an opportunity to honor artists and filmmakers from the Arab-African world.
M32-919 · 2015
November 28, 2015: Houcine Abbassi presents the UGTT Award to Leyla Bouzid, a young Tunisian filmmaker who has received several awards—including the Bronze Tanit, the FIPRESCI Award, a Special Mention from the UGTT Jury, and the TV5 Monde Jury Prize—for her film “As Soon as I Open My Eyes.” The closing ceremony of the JCC took place at the Municipal Theater of Tunis, in the heart of the capital, which had been devastated just a few days earlier by a suicide terrorist attack that killed 12 members of the Presidential Guard. The ceremony, moved up due to a curfew, served as a tribute to culture—which stood firm in the face of terror throughout the week—and provided an opportunity to honor artists and filmmakers from the Arab-African world.
M32-918 · 2015
November 28, 2015: Houcine Abbassi presents the UGTT Award to Leyla Bouzid, a young Tunisian filmmaker who has received several awards—including the Bronze Tanit, the FIPRESCI Award, a Special Mention from the UGTT Jury, and the TV5 Monde Jury Prize—for her film “As Soon as I Open My Eyes.” The closing ceremony of the JCC took place at the Municipal Theater of Tunis, in the heart of the capital, which had been devastated just a few days earlier by a suicide terrorist attack that killed 12 members of the Presidential Guard. The ceremony, moved up due to a curfew, served as a tribute to culture—which stood firm in the face of terror throughout the week—and provided an opportunity to honor artists and filmmakers from the Arab-African world.
M32-917 · 2015
November 28, 2015: Leyla Bouzid, a young Tunisian filmmaker, received several awards—the Bronze Tanit, the FIPRESCI Prize, a Special Mention from the UGTT Jury, and the TV5 Monde Jury Prize—for her film “As Soon as I Open My Eyes.” The closing ceremony of the JCC took place at the Municipal Theater of Tunis, in the heart of the capital, which had been devastated just a few days earlier by a suicide terrorist attack that killed 12 members of the presidential guard. The ceremony, moved up due to a curfew, served as a tribute to the culture that stood up to terror throughout the week and provided an opportunity to honor artists and filmmakers from the Arab-African world.
M32-916 · 2015
28 novembre 2015 : Nabil Ayouch a reçu le Prix du Public pour son film "Much Loved". Cérémonie de cloture des JCC au théâtre municipal de Tunis au coeur de la capitale meutrie il y a quelques jours à peine par une attaque suicide terroriste qui a fait 12 morts parmis les policiers de la garde présidentielle. La cérémonie avancée pour cause de couvre feu a été un moment d'hommage à la culture qui a su faire face à la terreur durant cette semaine et l'occasion de primée les artistes et réalisateur du monde arabo-africain.
M32-915 · 2015
28 novembre 2015 : Nabil Ayouch a reçu le Prix du Public pour son film "Much Loved". Cérémonie de cloture des JCC au théâtre municipal de Tunis au coeur de la capitale meutrie il y a quelques jours à peine par une attaque suicide terroriste qui a fait 12 morts parmis les policiers de la garde présidentielle. La cérémonie avancée pour cause de couvre feu a été un moment d'hommage à la culture qui a su faire face à la terreur durant cette semaine et l'occasion de primée les artistes et réalisateur du monde arabo-africain.
M32-914 · 2015
28 novembre 2015 : Nabil Ayouch a reçu le Prix du Public pour son film "Much Loved". Cérémonie de cloture des JCC au théâtre municipal de Tunis au coeur de la capitale meutrie il y a quelques jours à peine par une attaque suicide terroriste qui a fait 12 morts parmis les policiers de la garde présidentielle. La cérémonie avancée pour cause de couvre feu a été un moment d'hommage à la culture qui a su faire face à la terreur durant cette semaine et l'occasion de primée les artistes et réalisateur du monde arabo-africain.
M32-913 · 2015
November 28, 2015: Bassem Youssef, the master of ceremonies, presented Nabil Ayouch with the Audience Award for his film "Much Loved." The closing ceremony of the JCC took place at the Municipal Theater of Tunis, in the heart of the capital, which had been devastated just a few days earlier by a suicide terrorist attack that killed 12 members of the presidential guard. The ceremony, moved up due to a curfew, served as a tribute to the culture that had stood up to terror throughout the week and provided an opportunity to honor artists and filmmakers from the Arab-African world.
M32-912 · 2015
November 28, 2015: Bassem Youssef, the master of ceremonies, presented Nabil Ayouch with the Audience Award for his film "Much Loved." The closing ceremony of the JCC took place at the Municipal Theater of Tunis, in the heart of the capital, which had been devastated just a few days earlier by a suicide terrorist attack that killed 12 members of the presidential guard. The ceremony, moved up due to a curfew, served as a tribute to the culture that had stood up to terror throughout the week and provided an opportunity to honor artists and filmmakers from the Arab-African world.
M32-911 · 2015
November 28, 2015: Tribute and honorary award presented to Tunisian filmmaker Nouri Bouzid by Souleymane Cissé. Closing ceremony of the JCC at the Municipal Theater of Tunis, in the heart of the capital, which had been devastated just a few days earlier by a suicide terrorist attack that killed 12 members of the presidential guard. The ceremony, moved up due to a curfew, served as a tribute to the culture that stood up to terror throughout the week and provided an opportunity to honor artists and filmmakers from the Arab-African world.
M32-910 · 2015
November 28, 2015: Tribute and honorary award presented to Tunisian filmmaker Nouri Bouzid by Souleymane Cissé. Closing ceremony of the JCC at the Municipal Theater of Tunis, in the heart of the capital, which had been devastated just a few days earlier by a suicide terrorist attack that killed 12 members of the presidential guard. The ceremony, moved up due to a curfew, served as a tribute to the culture that stood up to terror throughout the week and provided an opportunity to honor artists and filmmakers from the Arab-African world.
M32-909 · 2015
28 novembre 2015 : Bassem Youssef maitre de cérémonie. Cérémonie de cloture des JCC au théâtre municipal de Tunis au coeur de la capitale meutrie il y a quelques jours à peine par une attaque suicide terroriste qui a fait 12 morts parmis les policiers de la garde présidentielle. La cérémonie avancée pour cause de couvre feu a été un moment d'hommage à la culture qui a su faire face à la terreur durant cette semaine et l'occasion de primée les artistes et réalisateur du monde arabo-africain.
M32-908 · 2015
November 28, 2015: Inside the theater, the audience is packed; Bassem Youssef is the master of ceremonies. The closing ceremony of the JCC took place at the Municipal Theater of Tunis, in the heart of the capital, which had been devastated just a few days earlier by a suicide terrorist attack that killed 12 members of the presidential guard. The ceremony, moved up due to a curfew, served as a tribute to the culture that stood up to terror throughout the week and as an opportunity to honor artists and filmmakers from the Arab-African world.
M32-907 · 2015
28 novembre 2015 : Défilé de stars et personnalités sur le tapis rouge de l'avenue Habib Bourguiba. Cérémonie de cloture des JCC au théâtre municipal de Tunis au coeur de la capitale meutrie il y a quelques jours à peine par une attaque suicide terroriste qui a fait 12 morts parmis les policiers de la garde présidentielle. La cérémonie avancée pour cause de couvre feu a été un moment d'hommage à la culture qui a su faire face à la terreur durant cette semaine et l'occasion de primée les artistes et réalisateur du monde arabo-africain.
M32-906 · 2015
28 novembre 2015 : Défilé de stars et personnalités sur le tapis rouge de l'avenue Habib Bourguiba. Cérémonie de cloture des JCC au théâtre municipal de Tunis au coeur de la capitale meutrie il y a quelques jours à peine par une attaque suicide terroriste qui a fait 12 morts parmis les policiers de la garde présidentielle. La cérémonie avancée pour cause de couvre feu a été un moment d'hommage à la culture qui a su faire face à la terreur durant cette semaine et l'occasion de primée les artistes et réalisateur du monde arabo-africain.
M32-905 · 2015
28 novembre 2015 : Défilé de stars et personnalités sur le tapis rouge de l'avenue Habib Bourguiba. Cérémonie de cloture des JCC au théâtre municipal de Tunis au coeur de la capitale meutrie il y a quelques jours à peine par une attaque suicide terroriste qui a fait 12 morts parmis les policiers de la garde présidentielle. La cérémonie avancée pour cause de couvre feu a été un moment d'hommage à la culture qui a su faire face à la terreur durant cette semaine et l'occasion de primée les artistes et réalisateur du monde arabo-africain.
M32-904 · 2015
28 novembre 2015 : Défilé de stars et personnalités sur le tapis rouge de l'avenue Habib Bourguiba. Cérémonie de cloture des JCC au théâtre municipal de Tunis au coeur de la capitale meutrie il y a quelques jours à peine par une attaque suicide terroriste qui a fait 12 morts parmis les policiers de la garde présidentielle. La cérémonie avancée pour cause de couvre feu a été un moment d'hommage à la culture qui a su faire face à la terreur durant cette semaine et l'occasion de primée les artistes et réalisateur du monde arabo-africain.
M32-903 · 2015
28 novembre 2015 : Défilé de stars et personnalités sur le tapis rouge de l'avenue Habib Bourguiba. Cérémonie de cloture des JCC au théâtre municipal de Tunis au coeur de la capitale meutrie il y a quelques jours à peine par une attaque suicide terroriste qui a fait 12 morts parmis les policiers de la garde présidentielle. La cérémonie avancée pour cause de couvre feu a été un moment d'hommage à la culture qui a su faire face à la terreur durant cette semaine et l'occasion de primée les artistes et réalisateur du monde arabo-africain.
M32-902 · 2015
28 novembre 2015 : Défilé de stars et personnalités sur le tapis rouge de l'avenue Habib Bourguiba. Cérémonie de cloture des JCC au théâtre municipal de Tunis au coeur de la capitale meutrie il y a quelques jours à peine par une attaque suicide terroriste qui a fait 12 morts parmis les policiers de la garde présidentielle. La cérémonie avancée pour cause de couvre feu a été un moment d'hommage à la culture qui a su faire face à la terreur durant cette semaine et l'occasion de primée les artistes et réalisateur du monde arabo-africain.
M32-901 · 2015
28 novembre 2015 : Défilé de stars et personnalités sur le tapis rouge de l'avenue Habib Bourguiba. Cérémonie de cloture des JCC au théâtre municipal de Tunis au coeur de la capitale meutrie il y a quelques jours à peine par une attaque suicide terroriste qui a fait 12 morts parmis les policiers de la garde présidentielle. La cérémonie avancée pour cause de couvre feu a été un moment d'hommage à la culture qui a su faire face à la terreur durant cette semaine et l'occasion de primée les artistes et réalisateur du monde arabo-africain.
M32-900 · 2015