Titlebook: Cinema and the Algerian War of Independence; Culture, Politics, a Ahmed Bedjaoui Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Thomas J. Courchene,Marc-Antoine LabergeThroughout contemporary history, the film documentary has been at the heart of people’s conflicting conceptions when it comes to the Algerian struggle for independence. The two former belligerents waged a veritable war of images that began in 1832 and kept going beyond July 1962.

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Documentaries and Liberation War Cross-Perceptions,Throughout contemporary history, the film documentary has been at the heart of people’s conflicting conceptions when it comes to the Algerian struggle for independence. The two former belligerents waged a veritable war of images that began in 1832 and kept going beyond July 1962.

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Introduction,n a cinema where men are omnipresent, what is the place given to women and children? Above all, the different types of figuration reflected by fiction films for cinema, films for television and artistic documentaries have also been examined.

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Freedom Filmmakers: Pioneers in the Information Battle, the Revolution, politicians, and military alike. At the end of this congress, a platform was adopted. This declaration was followed by a series of actions being launched to arouse awareness abroad, essentially in the NATO countries allied to France. A number of filmmakers from France and other countries joined the Liberation Front in Tunis.

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War on Screens in France and Elsewhere: From Cautiousness to the Awakening of Memories,lobally positive. The production of audiovisual works that have dealt with the conflict since 1958 is, it is true, not to be underrated. Before the celebration of the fiftieth anniversary, around fifty fictions and a hundred or so French documentaries were counted. However,

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978-3-030-37996-4The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerl

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Ahmed BedjaouiAuthored by Ahmed Bedjaoui, a producer and scholar of Algerian film and television and 2015 winner of the Féderico Fellini medal.The first English-language book on the Algerian War of Independence and