Underplayed Gems

Pour que vive l'Algérie! (1972)

Pour que vive l'Algérie! poster
Original title
Pour que vive l'Algerie !
Country
Algeria
Rating
9.0 of 10 from 1 voters
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How it feels

This 1972 documentary from Algeria has four parts, each by a different director. It looks at how the country changed after independence.

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What happens

Pour que vive l'Algérie! is a collective documentary film produced in 1972 by ONCIC. The film is divided into four segments, each directed by a different filmmaker, which shed light on the transformations of post-independence Algeria. The team consisted of: Mohamed Nadir Azizi, Sid Ali Mazif, Rabah Laradji, Ahmed Rachedi, and Ahmed Kerzabi. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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