Nadia El Fani is a Tunisian filmmaker and activist known for her work in promoting freedom of expression and secularism in Tunisia. She gained international recognition for her documentary films that often address social and political issues, particularly in the context of the Arab Spring and its aftermath. El Fani's notable works include the film Ni Dieu, Ni Maître, which critiques religious extremism and advocates for a secular state. Her films have sparked discussions about the role of Islam in society and the importance of artistic freedom, making her a significant figure in contemporary Tunisian cinema.