
In 2008, residents of Redeyef, a Tunisian city heavily reliant on phosphate production, rose against state corruption and the dire, unhealthy, and perilous conditions of their existence. This revolt marked the first significant protest movement against Ben Ali’s oppressive regime and its police state despite facing brutality and tyranny in response. While not a complete success, it ignited a spark of resistance among the Tunisian people, awakening them to the deteriorating levels of freedom. This uprising paved the way for the 2011 revolution and the Arab Spring.
Crew

Sami Tlili
Director, Writer
Achraf Amri
Editor
Anis Hammami
Editor
Hatem Nechi
Cinematography, Camera Operator
Dora Bouchoucha
Executive Producer, Producer
Lina Chaabane Menzli
Executive Producer, Line Producer
Habib Attia
Producer
Hazem Berrabah
Camera Operator
Adonis Romdhane
Camera Operator
Youssef Saffar
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Samed Hajji
Sound
Houssem Ksouri
Sound
Mariem Labidi
Music
Rabiaa Bouhrizi
Music
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