The Season of Men (2000) movie poster

The Season of Men

2000 · 122 min · Director: Moufida Tlatli

The Season of Men (2000) is a drama, directed by Moufida Tlatli. It stars Rabia Ben Abdallah and Sabah Bouzouita. The 122-minute film holds an audience score of 4.7/10.

What The Season of Men Is About

Aicha was married off at eighteen. She lives on the island of Djerba. Her husband Said spends most of the year in Tunis. He works there and comes to the village once a year. The women have grown used to that arrangement. Aicha does not accept it, though. She breaks with tradition and decides to join her husband. In Tunis she earns money weaving rugs. She builds something with her own labour. Said, though, expects something from her. He wants her to give him a son. That demand shapes Aicha’s life. She cannot step outside her mother in law’s word. The order inside the house closes around her again. Rabia Ben Abdallah and Sabah Bouzouita appear in the hundred and twenty two minute film, a Tunisian and French co-production Moufida Tlatli finished in 2000.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Season of Men about?

Aicha was married off at eighteen. She lives on the island of Djerba.

Where can I watch The Season of Men?

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How long is The Season of Men?

The Season of Men runs for 122 minutes (2h 2m).

When did The Season of Men come out?

The Season of Men was released in 2000.

Who directed The Season of Men?

The Season of Men was directed by Moufida Tlatli.

Who stars in The Season of Men?

The Season of Men stars Rabia Ben Abdallah, Sabah Bouzouita, Ghalia Ben Ali, Hend Sabry.

What is The Season of Men's rating?

The Season of Men holds 6.5/10 on IMDb and 4.7/10 on TMDB. Its Pulse Score is 67 out of 100.

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