The 7th edition of the CinéMakna film festival, dedicated to poetic films, has announced the opening of registrations for its workshops. These workshops, scheduled from October 27 to 31, 2026, will take place in Moknine, Monastir governorate. The festival aims to support young talents, develop their creative skills, and explore cinematic language through practical experience.

The training program includes a short film production workshop and a film criticism workshop. The film criticism workshop focuses on developing analysis, writing, and criticism skills through film screenings and discussions from artistic, aesthetic, and intellectual angles. Participants will write critical texts on the screened films to be part of the "Film Criticism Fund," with cash prizes for selected texts.

In addition to film production and criticism, the workshops cover drama, scenario writing, cinematographic image, artificial intelligence techniques, and sound design. These sessions will be led by directors, actors, academics, and professionals in the field. Interested participants can register exclusively through a dedicated online platform until October 17, 2026, with limited spots available.

Each participant can enroll in only one workshop. The registration link is https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScQzxg26pHKhu_GCIumo1fLugp6wVqFG2H628tAYLw61bjZRA/viewform?pli=1. This edition of CinéMakna aims to foster creative skills and provide hands-on experience in various aspects of filmmaking.

The workshops are designed to accommodate a limited number of participants, ensuring personalized attention and guidance. By engaging with industry professionals, attendees can gain valuable insights and practical knowledge in their chosen field.

The CinéMakna film festival has established itself as a significant event in the Tunisian film industry, providing a platform for emerging talents to showcase their work and develop their skills. The 7th edition continues this tradition, offering a range of workshops that cater to different interests and career paths in filmmaking.

With its focus on practical experience and industry engagement, the CinéMakna film festival remains a vital initiative for promoting Tunisian cinema and nurturing new talent. The upcoming workshops represent a valuable opportunity for aspiring filmmakers and film enthusiasts to enhance their skills and connect with professionals in the field.

Key points

  • Registrations for the CinéMakna 2026 workshops are open until October 17, 2026.
  • The workshops will cover various aspects of filmmaking, including production, criticism, and sound design.
  • The event aims to support young talents and develop their creative skills through practical experience and industry engagement.

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