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Viva Laldjérie (2004) のシーン
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このシーンの女優
Lubna Azabal
詳細
別名: Lubna Azaabal, לובנה אזאבל, 루브나 아자발
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Lubna Azabal, born to Moroccan and Spanish parents in Brussels, Belgium, is a renowned actress known for her roles in 'Paradise Now' (2005) and 'Body of Lies' (2008). She won the Black Pearl Award at Abu Dhabi Film Festival (2010) and a Genie Award (2011) for her performances. Fluent in French, Spanish, Berber, English, and Arabic, Azabal began her career on stage before transitioning to film.
映画について: Viva Laldjérie (2004)
公開年: 2004
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別題: Drei Frauen in Algier, Zito i Algeria, Éljen Algéria!, Viva Alžir, Viva Algeria
監督: Nadir Moknèche
脚本: Nadir Moknèche
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ジャンル: Drama
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Viva Laldjérie tells the story of three women navigating life in contemporary Algiers between modern society and Islamic fundamentalism. The narrative centers around Gouchem, a young woman working for a photographer who is also the mistress of a wealthy doctor. Her mother, Papicha, once a cabaret star, lives with them in their hotel apartment in downtown Algiers. Gouchem's best friend Fifi, a prostitute, also resides with them. Their lives become increasingly complicated due to their personal situations and the growing influence of Islam in society. The film portrays their struggles and the dramatic consequences they face.
概要
Viva Laldjérie is a French-Algerian drama directed by Nadir Moknèche in 2004. It explores themes of female empowerment, societal changes, and the clash between modernity and traditional values in contemporary Algeria. The film focuses on three women living in Algiers: Gouchem, her mother Papicha, and their friend Fifi. Each woman represents a different aspect of Algerian society - Gouchem as the young generation straddling tradition and modernity, Papicha as the fading glory of the past, and Fifi as the marginalized woman struggling for survival. The movie provides insights into Algeria's social landscape while also offering a powerful female perspective.