The Cinematèque of Tangier presents Histories, a series of documentaries that tell about the recent arabic revolutions with a post-debate that interrogates on the new forms of political participations and what really means democracy nowadays

Short Films:

"Untitled" by Neil Beloufa

"My father is still a communist" by Ahmad Ghossein

"Wanted" by Ali Essafi

"The Story" by Milk

"Honey" by Basma Al Sharif 

"Living Room" by Danielle Arbid

Video and photographic installation by different artists that calls into question the proliferation of new geographical and symbolic spaces of borders and boundaries of segregation through a critical analysis on concepts related to migration, city’s borders, detention centres for migrants and spaces of social and ethnic boundaries.

Workshop to promote alternatives ways to consume giving people information on how to create a CAF, how to join associations that work for more responsible forms of consuming and how to participate to local social markets.

Video and photographic installation by different artists that calls into question the proliferation of new geographical and symbolic spaces of borders and boundaries of segregation through a critical analysis on concepts related to migration, city’s borders, detention centres for migrants and spaces of social and ethnic boundaries.

Social market organized by different associations of the Raval neighborhood. A space where people can enjoy and use the social market as an alternative economic space to the capitalistic system.

The Living Library is a space where people are converted into books of life. A story is much more effective when it is told in first person and the life and experience of the people become stories and moments of dialogue between participants.