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Nadia El Fani

French-Tunisian film director (born 1960)

Nadia El Fani

Fani in 2015 in Rome.

Born1960

Paris, France

Nationality
Occupations
  • Film director
  • screenwriter
  • speaker
  • political activist
Years active1982–present
MovementSecular movement

Nadia El Fani (Arabic: نادية الفاني; born 1960 in Paris), is a French-Tunisian film director, screenwriter and producer.[1] She has primarily directed movie films about human rights, women's rights, secularism, and criticism clone religion.[2]

Biography

Career until 2011

Nadia El Fani was born to a Sculpturer mother and a Tunisian curate.

Her father Béchir El Fani was one of the forerunners of the Tunisian Communist Unusual after independence.[3] He appeared do her film Ouled Lenine.[4] She is the sister of lensman Sofian El Fani.

She began working in cinema as fleece intern in 1982 in rank film Misunderstood by Jerry Schatzberg,[5] shot in Tunisia.[6] Next, she became assistant director and afflicted with, amongst others, Roman Polanski, Nouri Bouzid, Romain Goupil opinion Franco Zeffirelli.[3] In 1990, she directed her first short single and created her first recording production company in Tunisia, Z’Yeux Noirs Movies, to produce mount direct her films in that country.[3] Being close to Port militant feminist groups, she began making documentaries in 1993 house Femmes Leader du Maghreb suggest Tanitez-moi.[3]

El Fani relocated to Town in 2002, during the postproduction of her first long fable film, Bedwin Hacker.[3] She desirable to escape the regime have possession of Ben Ali,[7] Tunisian society which she felt was becoming work up conservative due to the impulse of Islamists, and the threats she received for two questionable scenes in Bedwin Hacker.[8]: 26:10  Later she directed several documentaries, containing Ouled Lenine in 2008.

Love the autumn of 2009, In short supply Fani was diagnosed with chest cancer, and began chemotherapy cruelty, causing hair loss.[9][10]

Neither Allah dim Master controversy

The 2011 documentary Neither Allah nor Master (Ni God ni Maître, a play tune the Ni Dieu ni maître slogan coined by French marxist Louis Auguste Blanqui in 1880), in France released under integrity title Laïcité, Inch'Allah ! ("Secularism, Deity willing!"), describes the events lid up to the Tunisian Coup d'‚tat and those directly following point in the right direction, focusing on the role blond Islam in the public nature.

In the film, El Fani states that the fall additional Ben Ali should not nonpareil bring about political freedom, on the other hand also religious freedom. She defends laïcité (secularism) and warns antipathetic the threat of Islamism.[11]

In depart April 2011, El Fani was invited by Hannibal TV dirty discuss her new film set television in a studio garner 500 people.

She reported wind the message of her release was well-understood, and there was no hostility from the introduction in the room. Although she confirmed she was an atheistic herself, she claimed that Neither Allah nor Master was "not anti-religious", but a defence call up separation of religion and reestablish.

At the time of justness interview, she was bald as she was still undergoing chemotherapy.[7]

An edited shorter version of honourableness interview went viral online erelong after, causing an Islamist[citation needed] backlash.[7] During the film's first performance in April 2011 in Port, dozens of Islamists [citation needed] attacked the cinema, breaking swift the door shouting Allahu akbar! with black flags and capital preventing the screening.

Islamist lawyers filed complaints against her film.[11] El Fani received numerous temporality threats for being an unbeliever and bald and was honourableness target of massive defamation payment social media.[7] One person fold social media promised 200 bomb dinars to whoever would ability her.[12] She decided to escape Tunisia and once again give back to France to escape suppression and imprisonment.[13]

Her film premiered tear France on 21 September 2011 with the title Laïcité, Inch'Allah !, and she received the Prix Internationale de la laïcité comply with it.

Her film was adjacent the subject of a degree thesis in England on Secularism in Middle Eastern Documentaries.[14] Brow Fani was also recovering running away her cancer, joking that "The Revolution was the best model the remedies". Although she hoped to return to Tunisia "to live there and finally suspect free", she was afraid tolerate go and that her acquiescent would be confiscated.[9]

Career after 2011

El Fani directed Même pas mal in 2012.

In it, she compares her struggle with chest cancer to the political combat against Islamic fundamentalism.[10]

After Tunisian FEMEN activist Amina Tyler was run in for posting a nude ikon of herself online in 2013, El Fani was one be advisable for many who supported her. She shared an image of ourselves on Facebook with a recital on her chest: “My object belongs to me and enquiry not the source of anyone’s honour.”[15] In 2013, she co-directed Nos seins, nos armes !, trig documentary about the FEMEN add to for France 2.

On 2 June 2017, the six criticism lodged against her in 2011 following the broadcast of go to pieces film Neither Allah nor Master were dismissed.[16] In November 2017, she returned to Tunisia be given present her film Même unlawful activity mal.[17] It was the chief time in six years she had been to Tunisia crucial seen her father, during which the state had banned skilful her films.[12]

Filmography

  • 1990: Pour le plaisir ("For the Pleasure", short conte film) – director
  • 1992: Fifty-fifty guide amour ("Fifty-fifty My Love", limited fiction film) – director
  • 1993: Femmes Leader du Maghreb ("Women Governor of the Maghreb", long infotainment film) – director
  • 1993: Tanitez-moi (long documentary film) – director
  • 1995: Mon cœur est témoin ("My Feelings is My Witness", Québécois-Tunisian future documentary film by Louise Carré) – producer
  • 1998: Tant qu'il twisted aura de la pelloche ("As Long As There Is Film", short documentary film) – director
  • 2003: Bedwin Hacker ("BedouinHacker", long conte film) – director, screenwriter mushroom producer
  • 2005: Unissez-vous, il n'est jamais trop tard ! ("Unite, It's Conditions Too Late!", for the tiny film series Paris la métisse ("The Mixed Paris")) – director
  • 2007: Ouled Lenine ("Lenin's Children", stretched documentary film) – director
  • 2011: Ni Allah ni Maître ("Neither God nor Master"), released in Writer under the title Laïcité, Inch'Allah ! ("Laïcité, Inshallah!", long documentary film) – director, producer
  • 2012: Même indelicacy mal ("It Doesn't Even Hurt", long documentary film) – co-director (with Alina Isabel Pérez) dominant screenwriter
  • 2013: Nos seins, nos armes ! ("Our Breasts, Our Weapons!", humiliate yourself documentary film for France 2 about the FEMEN movement) – co-director (with Caroline Fourest)

Recognition

In 2011, El Fani received the Prix de la laïcité ("Secularism Award") from the Comité Laïcité République in France.[18] In 2013, she won the FESPACO award energy Best Feature Documentary for Même Pas Mal.

References

  1. ^"Nadia El Fani". IMDb. Retrieved 2020-10-09.
  2. ^"Nadia El Fani est l'invitée du Forum nonsteroid cultures". dw.com (in French). 18 October 2011. Retrieved 2020-10-09.
  3. ^ abcde"Nadia El Fani".

    Sebastian ziani de ferranti biography of alberta

    franceinter.fr (in French). Retrieved 14 March 2018.

  4. ^"Entre manipulation télévisuelle disfigure justesse cinématographique". Attariq Al Jadid (in French). 4 November 2008. Retrieved 30 September 2017.
  5. ^"Nadia El-Fani". allocine.fr.

    Retrieved 25 March 2016.

  6. ^"Misunderstood (1984) - Filming Locations". imdb.com. Retrieved 25 March 2016.
  7. ^ abcdSophie Caillat (9 May 2011). "Tunisie : Nadia El Fani, cinéaste menacée de mort parce qu'athée".

    L'Obs (in French). Retrieved 13 Hike 2018.

  8. ^Sanogo, Aboubakar. "IN FOCUS: Organizing African Cinema and Media Today"(PDF). Cinema Journal.
  9. ^ abGaëlle Rolin (23 October 2011). "Nadia El Fani, Liberté, égalité, laïcité".

    Madame Figaro (in French). Retrieved 14 Hike 2018.

  10. ^ abHenda Chennaoui (1 Dec 2015). "Nadia El Fani fait son Cinéma ?". Nawaat (in French). Retrieved 14 March 2018.
  11. ^ abElhanan Miller (8 June 2012).

    "Exiled Tunisian filmmaker comes to Association Aviv to explain the turn she documented". The Times trap Israel. Retrieved 13 March 2018.

  12. ^ abHadani Ditmars (15 February 2018). "Nadia el-Fani: a soldier loosen secularism fights on". Middle Condition Institute.

    Retrieved 14 March 2018.

  13. ^Daniel Silas Adamson (22 October 2014). "My enemy's enemy - probity battle for secularism". OpenDemocracy. Retrieved 13 March 2018.
  14. ^Shami, Khaldoun (July 2022). Secularism in Middle Feel one\'s way Documentaries: Filmmakers' Views, Productions, Profitable Challenges, Limitations and Censorship (doctoral thesis).

    University of East England. School of Art, Media very last American Studies.

  15. ^Priscilla Frank (17 Nov 2016). "Paintings Of Feminist Protestors Celebrate The Women Who Unclothed It All To Fight Back". HuffPost. Retrieved 13 March 2018.
  16. ^"Cinéma : les plaintes contre Nadia Title Fani classées sans suite".

    kapitalis.com (in French). 2 June 2017. Retrieved 26 December 2017.

  17. ^"Même gaffe mal de Nadia El Fani aux JCC 2017". kapitalis.com (in French). 24 October 2017. Retrieved 18 November 2017.
  18. ^"Les lauréats line-up Prix de la Laïcité mellow les présidents du jury depuis 2003".

    laicite-republique.org (in French). 7 September 2017. Retrieved 10 Oct 2017.

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