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.
Synopsis The documentary, presented through this four-part series, showcases the institutional projects, rural reform, and social achievements of independent Algeria in the early 1970s..
Technical details Original title: Pour que vive l'Algérie! Directors: Mohamed Nadir Azizi; Sid Ali Mazif; Rabah Laradji; Ahmed Rachedi; Ahmed Kerzabi (collective work) Screenplay: Mohamed Nadir Azizi Producer: ONCIC Country: Algeria Year: 1972 Runtime: 95 minutes (some sources indicate 90–95 min) Format: 35 mm
Cast As a collective documentary, the film does not emphasize individual cast members. film databases lists only the directors and the producing institution (ONCIC).
Production and context The film was produced by ONCIC as part of a project to document and promote the government's initiatives and policies following Algeria's independence. Several filmmakers collaborated on this work.
See also Related articles Algerian cinema ONCIC List of Algerian films
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