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Z'har (Arabic: زهر) is a 2009 Algerian film directed by Fatma Zohra Zamoum.
| Z'har | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Fatma Zohra Zamoun |
| Screenplay by | Fatma Zohra Zamoun |
| Produced by | Les Films du Cygne |
| Starring | Fadila Belkebla, Kader Kada, Eddy Lemar, Fatma Zohra Zamoun, Omar Zamoun, Saliha Ziani, Allel Ziani, Guermia Douaifia, Khlifi El Eulmi, Morad Gourissi |
| Cinematography | Benjamin Chartier |
| Edited by | Julien Chiaretto |
| Music by | Olivier Manganelli, Takfarinas |
Release date |
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Running time | 78' |
| Countries | Algeria France |
Synopsis
edit1997: Alia is a Parisian photographer, travelling from Tunis to Constantine (Algiers) to see her sick father. Cherif is a writer and has just read, according to the newspapers, that he's dead. Their driver is a cab driver used to doing the Tunis-Constantine route. 2007: Fatma Zohra asks her brother to go with her on a location scout. The film is dear to her heart because it portrays the violence that swept Algiers during the nineties. The crew starts out on a two thousand kilometre journey that leads to a hypothetical fiction or the dream of one during which the main characters get to know one another. But the project can't find financing. How does one carry out a fiction when all is against you?
Awards
edit- International Film Festival of Kerala (India)
- Pune International Film Festival (India)
- Famafest (Portugal)
- Festival Cinema Africano
- AsI
- America Latina de Milano (Italia)
- Festival Indie Lisboa (Portugal)
External links
edit- African Film Festival of Cordoba-FCAT (license CC BY-SA-3.0)[dead link]
- Z'har at IMDb
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