Algériennes, Trente ans après

This documentary revisits a group of Algerian women who were involved in the Algerian War of Independence as fighters and support personnel. Thirty years after the war, the film seeks out these women to understand their experiences, motivations, and how their lives have unfolded since the conflict. It explores their personal journeys, the impact of their wartime roles, and their perspectives on Algerian society today.

The film was critically acclaimed for its poignant portrayal of women's experiences during and after the Algerian War, offering a vital perspective often overlooked in historical narratives. It was praised for its sensitive direction and the powerful testimonies of the women featured.

• Offers a crucial and often untold perspective on the Algerian War.

• Highlights the resilience and strength of women who participated in the conflict.

• A deeply personal and historically significant documentary.

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Nominated for the Grand Prix at the 1996 Cinéma du Réel festival.

The documentary's director, Tewfik Farès, was also an actor and writer, having collaborated with notable directors like Jean-Luc Godard.