As far as can be determined, Goha was Tunisia's first entry in the Cannes Film Festival. Omar Sharif stars as a naïve young man who is taken for granted by friends and family. Little do they know that he has more intelligence, tenacity and imagination than all of them put together. The story takes an unexpectedly dramatic turn when the man falls in love with the young wife of his village's elderly "wise man". Based on an ancient Tunisian folk tale, Goha boasts impressive production values and sure-handed direction (by Jacques Baratier).
| Directing | Jacques Baratier | Director |
| Directing | Ali Abdelwahab | Assistant Director |
| Art | Georges Koskas | Production Design |
| Crew | Dick Nicolian | Technical Advisor |
| Directing | Guy Labourasse | Assistant Director |
| Camera | Andréas Winding | Assistant Camera |
| Writing | Georges Schéhadé | Screenplay |
| Editing | Léonide Azar | Editor |
| Production | Moheddine M'Rad | Location Manager |
| Directing | Hédi Ben Khalifa | Assistant Director |
| Sound | Ahmed Radjeb | Sound Engineer |
| Sound | Maurice Ohana | Music |
| Directing | Mustapha Fersi | Assistant Director |
| Production | Armand Bécüe | Production Manager |
| Writing | Albert Adès | Novel |
| Writing | Georges Schéhadé | Dialogue |
| Writing | Albert Josipovici | Novel |
| Camera | Jean Bourgoin | Director of Photography |