Algeria Archives

To set out for the Moon

Carmen Gray / November 15, 2018

Hamada turns the attention to the rocky, wind-eroded desert of the Western Sahara, where the Sahrawi people have resided in refugee camps for more than 40 years.

Algeria, CAMP, childbirth, cinematography, communications, culture shock, decolonisation, desert, displacement, Eloy Domínguez Serén, existence, freedom, Galician, Hamada, human life, IDFA, infrastructure, international law, Land Rover, liberation, Madrid, Madrid Accords, Mauritania, Michael Krotkiewski and David Herdies, Morocco, nature, No Cow on the Ice, poignant, Polisario Front, refugee camps, Sahrawi, Sidahmed, Spain, Spanish Sahara, Sweden, United Nations, vehicle, Western Sahara, Zahra

The language of rebellion

Kjetil Røed / July 7, 2015

Concerning violence is one of the best films I have even seen on repression and rebellion.

Africa, Algeria, colonialism, Concerning Violence, franz fanon, Göran Hugo Olsson, Göran Hugo Olsson. Photography: Stig Holmqvist, Leyla Assaf Tengroth, Per Källberg, Stig Holmqvist, violence, wretched of the earth

DEFIANCE IS PRESENT

Özge Calafato / February 28, 2014

Özge Calafato looks at some of the most compelling recent documentary works from the Arab World.

Algeria, Egypt, Lebanon, revolution, Syria, violence