Bnett El Djeblia
Nov 03 2019
•1h 40m
•Documentary
How to transmit an experience? Wiame Awres questions the history of her mother Turquia, former dancer, and her grand-mother Khadidja El Djeblia, resistance fighter during the Algerian War.
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