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200955 minPGdocumentary

10.0/ 10(1 rating)• TMDB

Mouloud Feraoun

200955 minPGdocumentary

10.0/ 10(1 rating)• TMDB

Mouloud Feraoun, an influential Algerian author, reflects on his experiences of war and colonialism while advocating for justice through his writing.

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Mouloud Feraoun, an influential Algerian author, reflects on his experiences of war and colonialism while advocating for justice through his writing.

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Ali Mouzaoui

Ali Mouzaouidirector

Ali Mouzaoui

Ali Mouzaouiwriter

Mouloud Feraoun

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Mahfoudh Boudjemacast

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Mouloud Feraoun, an Algerian author, faced the turmoil of war and colonialism throughout his life. The documentary presents a portrait of Feraoun as a solitary creator, deeply affected by injustice. Through his own words, the film reveals his hopes, fears, and dreams. It captures his literary voice, which challenged the inhumanity of colonial rule. Feraoun's narrative reflects his commitment to the values of the Universal Man, echoing the struggles of his people against oppression.

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