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* Original title: ”Pour que vive l’Algérie |
* Original title: ”Pour que vive l’Algérie!”<ref name=”IMDb” /> |
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* Directors: [[Mohamed Nadir Azizi]]; [[Sid Ali Mazif]]; [[Rabah Laradji]]; [[Ahmed Rachedi (director)|Ahmed Rachedi]]; [[Ahmed Kerzabi]] (collective work)<ref name=”Africultures” /> |
* Directors: [[Mohamed Nadir Azizi]]; [[Sid Ali Mazif]]; [[Rabah Laradji]]; [[Ahmed Rachedi (director)|Ahmed Rachedi]]; [[Ahmed Kerzabi]] (collective work)<ref name=”Africultures” /> |
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* Screenplay: Mohamed Nadir Azizi<ref name=”Africultures” /> |
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Latest revision as of 22:03, 11 November 2025
1972 Algerian film
Pour que vive l’Algérie! is a 1972 collective Algerian documentary film produced by the ONCIC.
The film brings together several short narratives and documentary segments directed by a team of Algerian filmmakers — including Mohamed Nadir Azizi, Sid Ali Mazif, Rabah Laradji, Ahmed Rachedi, and Ahmed Kerzabi — focusing on the achievements and transformations of post-independence Algeria.[3][1]
A collective documentary presenting — through several segments directed by different filmmakers — the institutional projects, rural reform, and social achievements of independent Algeria in the early 1970s.[2]
As a collective documentary, the film does not emphasize individual cast members.
Most public records list only the directors and the producing institution (ONCIC).[4]
Production and context
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The film was produced by the ONCIC as part of a collective effort to document and promote the government’s projects and policies after Algerian independence.
Several notable Algerian filmmakers of the time collaborated on this work.[2]
