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  1. www.saramaamouri.comSara Maamouri: Documentary Film Editor

    Sara Maamouri is an award-winning documentary film editor, born & raised in Tunisia & based in San Francisco. The documentaries that she has worked on have sceened at dozens of festivals, won audience awards, and been distributed on all the streaming services.

    • For Our Children

      Sara Maamouri. Wanda Johnson and Angela Williams, mothers of...

  2. pulitzercenter.org › people › sara-maamouriSara Maamouri | Pulitzer Center

    Sara Maamouri. Sara is a Tunisian-born documentary filmmaker and editor based in San Francisco. She began her career working for several Frontline documentaries as well as the Academy-Award nominated Promises and The Future of Food.

  3. www.tfiny.org › filmmakers › detailSara Maamouri - Tribeca Film Institute

    Sara Maamouri is a multi-lingual Tunisian-America documentary filmmaker who has explored a diverse range of topics for almost 20 years. She edited and produced Peabody award-winning The Judge and We Are Not Princesses (DOCNYC 2018).

  4. www.saramaamouri.com › documentary › we-are-notWe Are Not Princesses - saramaamouri.com

    Sara Maamouri The Bay Area's Most Colorful Documentary Film Editor A multi-lingual Tunisian educated in New York and California, I bring international sensitivity to my editing, production and story development.

  5. www.thejudgefilm.com › aboutAbout — THE JUDGE - A New Documentary Film

    Sara Maamouri Co-Producer & Editor. SARA MAAMOURI is a Tunisian-born documentary filmmaker based in San Francisco for over a decade.

  6. www.saramaamouri.com › documentary › for-our-childrenFor Our Children | Documentary

    Sara Maamouri. Wanda Johnson and Angela Williams, mothers of young Black men victimized by police brutality, build community of support, mutual aid, and healing.

  7. www.tfiny.org › films › detailAn Act of Worship - Tribeca Film Institute

    Sara Maamouri is a multi-lingual Tunisian-America documentary filmmaker who has explored a diverse range of topics for almost 20 years. She edited and produced Peabody award-winning The Judge and We Are Not Princesses (DOCNYC 2018).