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Dolls, artisans and a group of Algerian fathers and children bring artistic joy to their community.
Puppeteer and artist Houcine Bensemicha are planning a new show with her doll, Kerkouz.
In the remote Algerian town of Sidi Bel Abbès, he and his father created an important venue for artists and audiences. As they talk about clothes and ropes, the story of their small theater appears.
Plunder, filmmaker El Kheyer Zidani, tells the story of creation, community, dolls and a child’s love for his father.
El Kheyer Zidani is an Algerian director and filmmaker who has made several short films, including My life, Amezgun Amaziy, Opposition Camp and Very good, who was nominated for more than 30 film festivals and won several awards, including a Jury award at the Luxor African Film Festival and a nomination for the African Movie Academy Awards.
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