Red Path15

Directed by Lotfi Achour | Tunisia | 2025 | 1h 41m | Arabic w/ English subtitles | Starring Eya Bouteraa, Wided Dabebi, Latifa Gafsi, Noureddine Hamami, Ali Helali

In the remote mountains of Tunisia, two young shepherds, Achraf and Nizar, are captured by a group of jihadi militants. Ordered to deliver a brutal message to their village, Achraf is thrust into a harrowing journey that tests the limits of trauma and resilience. Inspired by true events, Lotfi Achour’s award-winning drama is a haunting meditation on the human cost of extremism and the tragic loss of innocence admits terror.

Reviews

‘Lofti Achour’s poignant film Red Path is based on real events, with a specific focus on how the young man works through his grief. It’s a powerful, unsparing film which paints an involving picture of individual trauma’
Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian

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