Thursday, December 27, 2007

Scott Kay Artiste Reviews

Black Sweat

Written and Directed by: Sid Ali Mazif
Photo Director: Brahim Tourqui
Interpretation: Hosni Kitouni, Ziani ...
Production: RTA. 1972. Inflated 16 mm to 35 mm. Black and white. 1:40
A young Algerian is excluded from the French school where the position occupied by his father at the village foreman and former mujahideen, he studied. For the father who dreams of seeing his son move up the social ladder in this disaster is colonized Algeria, and the young man decides to go to work at the mine. This is the beginning of learning to life. With activists he becomes aware of the class struggle and working alongside the resistant. A general strike savagely repressed problems help to radicalize. This first feature by Sid Ali Mazif is full of promise. Several scenes in the film are good views and the director shows his hero for a lot of sympathy, he manages to make us share.
In "Omar Gatlato Meanwhile, looks on Algerian cinema " of Wassyla Tamzali. Editions EN.AP 1979.

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Director: Lakhdar Hamina
Screenplay Adaptation: Georges Arnaud
Director Production: ¨ Peter Goult
Cast: Michel Auclair, Sid Ali Kouiret, Keltoum Hassan Hassani.
Production: Algerian News Agency, Telcia Films (Paris). 1972. Colors. 35mm. 2:00.
The Algerian question will be brought to the agenda of the United Nations. Services of the French army in their hands a responsible leader of the FLN. It is anticipated large demonstrations. Torture by French soldiers trying to talk a militant. The film will show us the problems of consciousness of a paratrooper officer. This film is an honest realization lack of interest in the script. Not found there as lyrical and poignant if the director of "Wind Aures .
In "Omar Gatlato Meanwhile, looks on Algerian cinema " of Wassyla Tamzali. Editions EN.AP 1979.



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