On November 6, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., there will be a screening and a Q&A session with two of the film’s directors for students in CE1 and above
Written by Alice Zeniter, Alice Carré, and Marie De Banville
Directed by Antoine Colomb
Algeria, June 1955.
Khadidja leaves Kabylie to join her older brother Malek in Algiers. After an altercation at the market, he is arrested by the police, and Khadidja finds herself alone. Fortunately, Lyes, Ahmed, and Philippe will do everything they can to help her find Malek. From the rooftops of the Casbah, the four children conduct their investigation.
A film that transcends Algeria’s borders; many elements make this story universal, since—beyond the relationship between colonizers and the colonized—we follow a group of children who come together and rise up against injustice.
A 1-hour-and-20-minute screening, followed by a 45-minute discussion with the two authors, Alice Carré and Alice Zeniter.
On November 6, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., there will be a screening and a Q&A session with two of the film’s directors for students in CE1 and above
Written by Alice Zeniter, Alice Carré, and Marie De Banville
Directed by Antoine Colomb
Algeria, June 1955.
Khadidja leaves Kabylie to join her older brother Malek in Algiers. After an altercation at the market, he is arrested by the police, and Khadidja finds herself alone. Fortunately, Lyes, Ahmed, and Philippe will do everything they can to help her find Malek. From the rooftops of the Casbah, the four children conduct their investigation.
A film that transcends Algeria’s borders; many elements make this story universal, since—beyond the relationship between colonizers and the colonized—we follow a group of children who come together and rise up against injustice.
A 1-hour-and-20-minute screening, followed by a 45-minute discussion with the two authors, Alice Carré and Alice Zeniter.