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Production year2020
Runtime12 min
Synopsis
Addicted to mechanics, Amine is also addicted to roaring engines. In spite of severe past accidents, he takes to the road – for lack of a racetrack – and gives himself up to a curious camera that conveys with power and grace the unquenchable quest for strong sensations and images, thereby sketching the portrait of a promising and determined young filmmaker.
Credits
Director (1)
Production and distribution (1)
- Executive Producer : Institut Français - Algérie
Full credits (13)
- Executive Producer : Karim Moussaoui
- Screenwriter : Daouya Feriel Achir
- Directors of Photography : Daouya Feriel Achir, Mourad Hamla
- Editor : Abdeslam Rahmi
- Sound recordist : Assia Khemici
- Voice-overs : Amine Achir, Daouya Feriel Achir
- Camera Operator : Mourad Hamla
- Production Manager : Karim Moussaoui
- Sound editor : Assia Khemici
- Continuity supervisor : Daouya Feriel Achir
- Grader : Karim Moussaoui
- Sound mixer : Assia Khemici
- Participants : Amine Achir, Ali Habchi
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Technical details
- Type : Short film
- Genres : Documentary
- Sub-genre : Portrait
- Themes : Sport
- Production language : Arabic, French, English
- Premier pays de production : France
- Coproducer countries : France (90.0%), Algeria (10.0%)
- Original French-language productions : Unspecified
- Nationality : Majority French (France, Algeria)
- Production year : 2020
- Runtime : 12 min 42 seconds
- Production formats : HD
- Color type : Color
- Aspect ratio : 16/9
- Audio format : Stereo
- Rating restrictions : None
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About
A film made within the framework of the seventh edition of the Laboratoire documentaire d'Alger (Algiers Documentary Laboratory).
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