
Overview:
Selma, a psychoanalyst, deals with a cast of colorful new patients after returning home to Tunisia to open a practice.Original Title: | Un divan à Tunis |
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Status: | Released (2020-02-12) |
Awards: | 9 nominations |
Screen: | Maud Ameline, Manele Labidi |
Productions: | Kazak Productions, ARTE France Cinéma |
Production Countries: | France, Tunisia |
Spoken Languages: | العربية, Français |

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Casts
- 229932: Golshifteh Farahani - Selma
- 89625: Hichem Yacoubi - Raouf
- 1576595: Majd Mastoura - Naïm
- 2048092: Aïsha Ben Miled - Olfa
- 2244680: Ramla Ayari - Amel
- 1677643: Feryel Chammari - Baya
- 2369306: Najoua Zouhair - Nour
Crews
- 1148263: Maud Ameline - Script Consultant - Writing
- 2244679: Manele Labidi - Director - Directing
- 2244679: Manele Labidi - Screenplay - Writing
- 1273514: Yorgos Lamprinos - Editor - Editing
- 2218487: Mila Preli - Production Design - Art
- 1895675: Hyat Luszpinski - Costume Designer - Costume & Make-Up
- 1150429: Flemming Nordkrog - Music - Sound
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Reviews
Tejas Nair
Review text:
Arab Blues (A Couch in Tunis) is an instantly likeable film. Its opening shot - about an old man's description of who Sigmund Freud might be from his looks - is charming and so is the story that succeeds it of a young woman (Golshifteh Farahani) coming back to her homeland, Tunisia, ....
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