Algérie 1988-2000 : Autopsie d'une tragédie

This documentary delves into the dark period of Algerian history between 1988 and 2000, often referred to as the "black decade." It examines the socio-political factors that led to the widespread violence and civil conflict, including the rise of Islamism and the government's response. The film aims to provide an autopsy of this tragic era, understanding its roots and consequences.

The documentary received critical acclaim for its in-depth analysis of a sensitive and complex period in Algerian history. It was praised for its comprehensive approach, bringing together historical context, personal testimonies, and expert analysis to shed light on the events of the "black decade." Critics noted its importance in understanding the ongoing impact of this period on contemporary Algeria.

• A vital and unflinching examination of a crucial period.

• Provides essential historical context for understanding modern Algeria.

• Well-researched and thoughtfully presented.

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Nominated for the Golden Bayard at the Namur International Francophone Film Festival.

The documentary's director, Omar Belkacemi, is also a historian and journalist, bringing a unique perspective to his directorial work on this subject.