The director
Ramzi Ben Sliman was born in Paris between the second oil crisis and François Mitterrand been elected president. His father, a travelling projectionist, brought him up with cinema: the screening room was his school. He directed two shorts (Mon homme, 2007 and En France, 2010) and My Revolution is his debut feature film. In Paris, where he currently lives, he also adapted and directed for the theatre Albert Camus’ L’étranger.
