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Atlal (2018)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 1H 52M

Director : Djamel Kerkar

Synopsis

Ouled Allal is an area ravaged by war during the nineties in Algeria. A constellation of beings, voices, bodies, and buildings face the test of time and live the scars of a low war without fronts. Among the ruins, memory travels; images and sounds draw a poetic map and a psycho-geographical exploration of the place.

Actors

Ammi Lakhdar
Ammi Lakhdar
Ammi Rabah
Ammi Rabah
Abdou Bennou
Abdou Bennou

Crews

Djamel Kerkar
Djamel Kerkar
Director
Djamel Kerkar
Djamel Kerkar
Writer
Narimane Mari
Narimane Mari
Producer

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Atlal (2018) - Trailer (English Subs)

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