The Los Angeles Amazigh Film Festival Tazzla Institute for Cultural Diversity, Burbank, California, is a non-profit, 501c(3) California charitable and educational organization that was founded in 1993. Some of its activities can be viewed on its web site at www.tazzla.org. In 2007, Tazzla Institute initiated a new project in keeping with its commitment to educate American audiences about the African Amazigh (Berber and Tuareg) culture, “The... 

"Rif, una historia olvidada" by Manuel Horrillo Maison des Cultures of Brussels invites you to the film “Rif, una historia olvidada” directed by Manuel Horrillo on Thursday, September 30 at 19:00h. “Rif, una historia olvidada” or ” Rif, a forgotten history” is a documentary film that traces the history of chemical warfare against the people of the Rif. At the beginning of the 20th century,  Spain... 

Second Edition of Film Festival in Tiznit After the success of the first edition of the film festival in Tiznit that took place last year from 31 July to 04 August 2008. Tiznit association for culture and films, in collaboration with the Moroccan cinematographic center, organizes the second edition of the Film Festival in Tiznit starting from 05 August 2009. Along side with the programmed short films and long ones (category 35 mm & DVD formats),... 

Zakaria Bakkali “One Way Ticket” is a short film about an Amazigh who arrives to Brussels for the first time and then he finds himself confronted with two different world that are separated by just one street. The film was directed by Zakaria Bakkali in collaboration with the operator Diedrick Degryse, the sound engineer Julien Chassaignon and was edited by Jerome Guiot ( a student at Brussels Institute of Cinema INRACI ).The film was...