Le cinéma tunisien: une décennie de changements dans les films projetés

Entre chute progressive du nombre de films projetés et pic spectaculaire en 2015, le graphique met en lumière toutes les contradictions du cinéma tunisien : un secteur menacé par la fermeture des salles, mais porté par un public qui répond présent dès que l’offre se diversifie, enjeu central encore en 2025.

 

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  1. Fredj Zammit6 décembre 2025 à 14:08

    Titre: assez correct
    Accroche : mise en forme ok;
    -privilégier: ce graphique...; sinon ok
    Infographie et éléments connexes : Titre ok ; légende ok ; source ok
    Mots clés : ok
    Note : 15/20

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