Territoire(s)
Synopsis
Based on AlgeÂrian proverbs and sayings, TerriÂtoÂrie(s) reviews AlgeÂrian history in this century. The french coloÂniÂsaÂtion, the paciÂfiÂcaÂtion of 1957 and the ultiÂmate indeÂpenÂdence in 1962. The poliÂtiÂcal leaders are consiÂdeÂred in cleverly edited sequences: Boudiaf, Ben Bella, ColoÂnel BoumeÂdienne and figures from the IslaÂmic moveÂment like Ali Belhadj and FaraÂkhan. The french and AlgeÂrian intelÂleÂgenÂtias are also incluÂded in this kaleiÂdoÂscoÂpic image of a counÂtry that thanks to its eventÂful coloÂnial past, still has diffiÂculÂties deterÂmiÂning its own idenÂtity more than thirty years after its indeÂpenÂdence. BarbaÂrism is all its forms, incluÂding the miliÂtary forms it can assume with folloÂwers of the FIS, is set against the domesÂtic warning of those who plead for keeping eyes open, and keeping society open.
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