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Writers:
Rabah Ameur-Zaïmeche (writer)
Louise Thermes (writer)
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Release Date:
7 June 2006 (France) more
Genre:
Drama
Plot:
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Awards:
1 win & 2 nominations more
User Comments:
A story about Algeria, about the schizoid life with strong traditions placed in the horizon of the largely spread emigration in France. more (1 total)

Cast

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Meryem Serbah ... Louisa

Abel Jafri ... Bouzid
Rabah Ameur-Zaïmeche ... Kamel
Meriem Ameur-Zaïmeche ... La mère
Larkdari Ameur-Zaïmeche ... Le père
Soheb Ameur-Zaïmeche ... Le fils de Louisa
Farida Ouchani ... Loubna
Ramzy Bedia ... Le mari de Louisa
Abdel Rachid Ameur-Zaïmeche ... Un patriote
Benjala Ameur-Zaïmeche ... Un patriote
Cherif Ameur-Zaïmeche ... Un patriote
Faudel Ameur-Zaïmeche ... Un patriote
Mouloud Ameur-Zaïmeche ... Un patriote
Rachid Ameur-Zaïmeche ... Un patriote
Razak Ameur-Zaïmeche ... Un patriote
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Additional Details

Also Known As:
Back Home (International: English title)
Bled Number One (Argentina) (festival title) [es]
Eingeschlossen - Ausgeschlossen (Germany) (TV title) [de]
Piso stin patrida (Greece) (festival title) [el]
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Runtime:
France:100 min | Argentina:100 min (Mar del Plata Film Festival)
Country:
Algeria | France
Language:
French
Color:
Color
Sound Mix:
Dolby Digital
Certification:
Argentina:13
Company:
Sarrazink Productions more

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A story about Algeria, about the schizoid life with strong traditions placed in the horizon of the largely spread emigration in France., 27 June 2006
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Author: slobir from France

Even if the cinema is discovered more than a century ago, the director of this film shots today in a, so to say, genuine style (we could say à la Lumière), that is disregarding any authorial input, getting rid of any drama rules, collapsing the dialogs and then just standing discreetly in front of (apparently) «nothing happens». A very acute authenticity rises then, in this non-interventionist way of filming which provide some beautiful portraits (in gros-plan) and a collection of «bricks» of pure (inner) time. The movie is supposed to be charming and original in giving us all freedom to see these bricks together in a virtual composition. But this is a little bit too virtual even if I appreciate this particular way of being «cool» by letting the story to tell (or to lose) itself. A story about Algeria, about the schizoid life with strong traditions placed in the horizon of the largely spread emigration in France. The film let us ask ourselves if the ingenuousness has been really lost in cinema.

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