The apartheid and post-apartheid era in South Africa were addressed at the 14th FCAT with the screening of three films: Nelson Mandela: the Myth and me, a documentary by Khalo Matabane, Miners shot down a documentary Continue reading →

The world premiere of Fais Soin de Toi and the presence of its director, Mohamed Lakhdar Tati, have marked Sunday, April 30^th, at FCAT 2017.

Fais Soin de Toi, the Algerian director’s latest documentary, co-produced by France, Continue reading →

The 14th edition of the African Film Festival of Tarifa and Tangier (FCAT) kicked off on Friday 28 April in Tarifa’s Theater Alameda. Filmmakers, guests, media persons and dignitaries from all walks of life turned out for the festival’s opening Continue reading →

Colonel Honorine Munyole, a forty-four-year-old widow and mother of seven young children (three of them adopted), runs a small police unit in the war-haunted areas of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Her work is dedicated to protect women who’ve been Continue reading →

A new edition of the African Film Festival of Tarifa and Tangier, also known as FCAT, is on its way. The programme presents 70 films coming from 30 countries, mostly in Africa. Among the programmed films, 20 will Continue reading →