Algeria

Suburb of Algiers, 1994. 7-year-old Anya lives in a world unaware of the civil war. She yearns for her father, a journalist, to return for the Mouloud. However, reality intrudes, eroding her childhood

'And still, it remains' is a meditation on time, justice and the afterlives of French nuclear toxicity in the Algerian Sahara.

DESERT PHOSfate weaves through the story of phosphate, exploring the multi-layered narrations about connections to land, sand particles, plants, human and mineral displacement.

Moufida decides to cross the country on a moped to see her lover in Algiers. Finding herself confronted with the author of her story, a discussion between the two begins generating some tension.

Farida is back in her father’s native Algeria for the first me since she was a child. She discovers her grandmother’s house in the middle of the countryside. When the night comes, her sleep is disturbed by an intruder.