I really love this documentary it shows Tunisians in a very positive light. Even though religion has a strong hold on society I liked the way they were discussing it with Nadia El Fani. She talks to all kind of people and they all seem to be open minded enough to discuss with her. Also I loved the part about the demonstrations and the songs people were singing. The soundtrack is great too. It's the kind of documentary that watches very easily, captivating if you have any interest in the subject and once you start watching it time flew. From a non religious extremist point of view this movie should not even be controversial at all.
the director, Nadia El Fani, has made the movie available for free on Daily Motion and Youtube in countries where it's not being distributed and where she still holds the rights so if you can't buy it look for it there.
the director, Nadia El Fani, has made the movie available for free on Daily Motion and Youtube in countries where it's not being distributed and where she still holds the rights so if you can't buy it look for it there.
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