From Algeria to Greenland: Why Colonized Peoples Recognize Each Other
An Algerian voice on colonial denial, European “realism,” and why freedom never waits for permission.
Tag: Algeria
The Depth of the Gaze: A Conversation with Habiba Djahnine on Algerian Feminist Cinema
The Algerian feminist’s cinematography creates a space for exploring trauma and memory in Algerian society through workshops led together with ...
The bitterness of death, the loneliness of separation: On the right to grieve
A fictional dialogue based on the real experience of an Algerian lesbian mourning the loss of her partner, but in ...
“A woman’s voice is a revolution”: Digging into Algerian feminist radio creations
An exploration of the sonic and creative production of the feminist movement in Algeria, between radio, podcasting, and social media.
Film review: Six Feet Over, the search for one’s belonging
The son of a former Algerian diplomat reconciles with his heritage after working at a Muslim burial house.
Feminism in Algeria: struggles against the lack of continuity in a history unknown to most
From the war of independence to the 2019 popular movement, the intersectional feminist Amal Hadjadj reflects on the history of ...
