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Si Mohand u M'hand, l'insoumis
Portrait of Si Mohand U M'hand, an Algerian Amazigh poet from the end of the last century, whose tragic destiny was marked by wandering and revolt. Refusing all compromise, he lived in insubordination to the new order imposed by the French colonial presence in Algeria.
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Portrait of Si Mohand U M'hand, an Algerian Amazigh poet from the end of the last century, whose tragic destiny was marked by wandering and revolt. Refusing all compromise, he lived in insubordination to the new order imposed by the French colonial presence in Algeria.
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Genre:Drama, History
Written By:Liazid Khodja
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Studio:Centre Cinématographique Marocain, Établissement National de Télévision (ENTV), Prime Kaméra, Canal+ Horizons
Cast
Liazid Khodja, Rachid Benallal
Director
Dahmane Aidrous
Mohand adulte
Larbi Zekkal
Le père
Djamila Amzal
La belle-mère
Taha El-Amiri
Cheikh Aheddad
Fadil Hamla
Mohand jeune
Hadjira Oul Bachir
La mère
Zouina Amzal
La jeune mariée
Richard Demarcy
Le tavernier
Salem Ait Ali Belkacem
Mustapha Ayad
Caïd Oukaci
Zahir Bouzerar
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