Yasmina Khadra's story is rather unusual. Her life is an epic. This best-selling authoress, whose early novels are set against the background of the Algerian civil war of the 1990's, is in fact a man. His real name is Mohammed Moulessehoul. An Algerian army officer, he fought the Islamist wave which plunged Algeria into a bloodbath. He spent his sleepless nights writing novels which were published under a pseudonym made up of his wife's two first names. As a sort of road movie between Algeria and France, this film unfolds as a journey through Yasmina Khadra's work, his complex personality, and his life story which has been mixed up with the great History of Algeria since independence.
Réalisation : Régine ABADIA (France)
Documentaire, 2012, 63 minutes
- Réalisatrice/Director : RÉGINE ABADIA
- Scénario /Script : Régine Abadia
- Photo/C : Nara Kéo Kosal, Guillaume Martin, Régine Abadia
- Mmontage/Editing : Elizabeth Juste
- Son/sound : Jean-François Mabire, Thomas Perlmutter, Franck Hirsch
- Prod : La Huit Production, Les films de la source, Itar production
- 63' - Num - Doc - Coul/Col
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