Rachid Bouchareb: “After the death of Malik and Abdel, we thought things were going to change”

adminDecember 8, 2022

[ad_1] The cross : Why did you choose to reactivate the memory of that night from December 5 to 6, 1986, which saw the death of Malik Oussekine and Abdel...

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“Honorary Citizen”, a declaration of love for Algeria

adminSeptember 15, 2022

[ad_1] Honorary citizen **by Mohamed HamidiFrench film, 1 h 36"Renewal has always been first and foremost a return to basics", professed the French writer Romain Gary. Nothing is truer for...

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“Of our wounded brothers”, in the icy waters of the Algerian war

adminMarch 22, 2022

[ad_1] Of our wounded brothers*d'Hélier CisternFrench film, 1h35Fernand Iveton was a bit of François Mitterrand's bad conscience. The President of the Republic, who abolished the death penalty in 1981, could...

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“Honey cigar”, the path to emancipation

adminOctober 5, 2021

[ad_1] Honey cigar **by Kamir AïnouzFranco-Belgian film, 1 h 40From Algerians to France, the cinema shows mainly economic immigrants. Selma, 17, who lives in Neuilly with her parents does not...

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“Sisters”, together around the missing son

adminJuly 1, 2021

[ad_1] Sisters **by Yamina BenguiguiFrench film, 1 h 35Norah's life seems to be nothing but chaos: work, love, everything goes from bad to worse, with each time her sisters Zohra,...

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Algerian War, childhood and faith: the cinema releases of June 2

adminJune 2, 2021

[ad_1] ♦ Men ***by Lucas BelvauxFranco-Belgian film, 1 h 41Lucas Belvaux signs a very beautiful adaptation of the novel by Laurent Mauvignier on the traces left by the Algerian conflict...

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Lucas Belvaux: “I wanted to bring a more peaceful outlook on the Algerian war”

adminJune 2, 2021

[ad_1] The cross : Why did you choose to evoke the Algerian war through the traces it left on the conscripts?Lucas Belvaux: The film was born more from the desire...

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“Men”, war after war

adminJune 1, 2021

[ad_1] Men ***by Lucas BelvauxFranco-Belgian film, 1 h 41You have to skip a rather long and awkward prologue to fully appreciate Lucas Belvaux's film. Accept Gérard Depardieu's forced acting number,...

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