Melek Majdoub, a young Tunisian-Canadian Director, basiclly works as an ICT engineer. He graduated from the Higher Institute of Computer Science and Communication Technologies of Sousse (ISITCom), Tunisia.
He obtained his professional accreditation in 2025. Driven by his passion for storytelling, Melek developed an early interest in cinema, turning his camera toward the world of children, shedding light on innocence facing harsh realities. His films often explore the struggles and challenges of childhood.

His works have won more than 14 awards, including the UNICEF Special Prize at the Jordan Children’s Film Festival (Jordan), Best Screenplay at the Souss International Film Festival (Morocco), and the Jury Prize at the Med-Limes Mediterranean Festival (Italy).
His films have been officially selected in over 20 international competitions across more than 10 countries, including the Alexandria Mediterranean Film Festival (Egypt) and the Africa International Human Rights Film Festival (Nigeria).

Alongside his filmmaking career, Melek serves as the Vice President of the Sousse Cine-Club, under the umbrella of the Tunisian Federation of Film Clubs (FTCC), where he contributes to promoting film culture and nurturing young audiences’ appreciation for cinema.