
Algeria's Bloody Years
Jan 01, 2002 · 2h 38m
Director
Malek Bensmaïl, Patrice Barrat, Thierry LeclèreOverview
Documentary series in two parts: 1. A people without a voice (80'), 2. A land in mourning (78'). Part 1: A people without a voice: October 88, the Algerian Republic is faltering, the film goes back to the sources of this tragedy and explains how the face to face between the Islamists and those in power began. The interruption of the legislative elections of December 91, followed shortly after the assassination of President Boudiaf in June 92, plunged Algeria into chaos. Part 2: A land in mourning: the cycle of violence that leads to massacres and the economic and geopolitical underside of the war. More than 100,000 deaths, an incredible degree of barbarity, massacres, apparently incomprehensible... Behind the official window of power and its artificial political scene, hides a shadow power.
Cast of Algeria's Bloody Years
Crew of Algeria's Bloody Years
About Algeria's Bloody Years
What is Algeria's Bloody Years about?
Documentary series in two parts: 1. A people without a voice (80'), 2. A land in mourning (78'). Part 1: A people without a voice: October 88, the Algerian Republic is faltering, the film goes back to the sources of this tragedy and explains how the face to face between the Islamists and those in power began. The interruption of the legislative elections of December 91, followed shortly after…
When was Algeria's Bloody Years released?
Algeria's Bloody Years was released on January 1, 2002.
How long is Algeria's Bloody Years?
Algeria's Bloody Years runs 2 hours 38 minutes (158 minutes).
Who directed Algeria's Bloody Years?
Algeria's Bloody Years was directed by Malek Bensmaïl, Patrice Barrat and Thierry Leclère.
Who is in the cast of Algeria's Bloody Years?
The cast of Algeria's Bloody Years includes Chadli Bendjedid (Self (archive footage)), Mohamed Boudiaf (Self (archive footage)), Houari Boumédiène (Self (archive footage)), Abdelaziz Bouteflika (Self (archive footage)) and Ali Dilem (Self).








