Kabylie : au cœur de la révolte(2001)

Kabylie : au cœur de la révolte Synopsis

Three months of riots and street fighting. Three months of marches and demonstrations, but the anger of Algerias Kabyle population has not diminished. This rank and file mouvement mistrusts political parties, and presents a real threat to the Algerian government. Berber-speaking, Kabylian native, director Samia Chala followed Mohand, one of the young people who initiated those riots, through his village of Avizar, 40 kilometers from Tizi Ouzou, to get the inside story. Because of her background and intimate knowledge of the region, Samia was allowed to film without any police escort, and this produced a rare document.

Kabylie : au cœur de la révolte (2001) is a documentary film directed by Samia Chala, released on January 1, 2001 with a runtime of 26m.