Human Screen Festival | Cinema for Human Rights

From November 3 to 7, 2026, the Ciné-Théâtre Le Rio hosts the 11th edition of the Human Screen Festival, a flagship event organized by ACTIF in partnership with CNCI. Under the slogan 'Occupy the screen, occupy the space,' this edition focuses on the resistance of women, climate justice, and the engagement of civil society. Cinema becomes a space for dialogue on current issues such as migration, identity, and social inequalities. ⏱️ 1 min read Recent facts and developments The programming revolves around international films that highlight the struggles of women, political borders, and environmental challenges. Works that question territorial occupation and the challenges of adaptation in the face of crises are also present. This festival highlights the role of civil society organizations in defending rights and promoting values of solidarity. In Tunisia, a country where cinema remains a tool for reflection, the Human Screen Festival positions itself as an essential event for cinema enthusiasts. 'Human Screen Festival – Screen of Humanity' 'Occupy the screen, occupy the space' Through projections, debates, and meetings, it invites the public to reflect on the challenges of the 21st century through the prism of human rights and collective action. ⚡ Key points ▸ In Tunisia, a country where cinema remains a tool for reflection, the Human Screen Festival positions itself as an essential event for cinema enthusiasts. ▸ Through projections, debates, and meetings, it invites the public to reflect on the challenges of the 21st century through the prism of human rights and collective action. ▸ The programming revolves around international films that highlight the struggles of women, political borders, and environmental challenges. Follow culture live on Flash Radio Culture is also experienced live on Flash Radio