This is a film from the Michael Hobson collection of a trip to Tunis, the capital of Tunisia, in North Africa. The film begins with a tractor pulling a long trailer behind it across a field.  Then it switches to a large white building and children in alleyways.  There is a courtyard, and a local family pose for the camera.  Two women walk down a street followed by a crowd of children.  There are more children on the side streets and a crowd in the market place.  They tour the area, filming...

This is a film from the Michael Hobson collection of a trip to Tunis, the capital of Tunisia, in North Africa. The film begins with a tractor pulling a long trailer behind it across a field.  Then it switches to a large white building and children in alleyways.  There is a courtyard, and a local family pose for the camera.  Two women walk down a street followed by a crowd of children.  There are more children on the side streets and a crowd in the market place.  They tour the area, filming the local people and places.  Following this is footage of the harbour where there appears to be a submarine and a battle ship, as well as many other large ships. Back on land there is a group of women dressed in white robes.  Two local men pose in front of the doorway of an ornate building.  There is a panoramic view across the city from the top of tall building.  They look down onto a crowded street, with possibly a mosque, and children playing.  The film then shows some of the landscape, and what looks like a war grave.  They also visit some ancient ruins, presumably Carthage, and the films comes to an end.