
Douar de Femmes
Drama
Overview
At a dangerous time in Algeria, 'Douar de Femmes' is a story of ordinary women who manage to defend themselves in extraordinary situations. The film focuses on a small village that has been attacked more often by terrorists from the surrounding mountains. While the men work, the women learn how to handle machine guns and explore the area. “Fear has armed us,” says the young woman Sabrina. But despite that fear, people get married, children come and keep watch.
Top Cast


Sofia Nouacer Kouninef
Sofia Nouacer Kouninef
Sabrina
Sofia Nouacer Kouninef
Sabrina


Khaled Benaissa
Khaled Benaissa
Khaled Benaissa


Bahia Rachedi
Bahia Rachedi
Bahia Rachedi


Aida Guechoud
Aida Guechoud
Aida Guechoud


Nawal Zaatar
Nawal Zaatar
Nawal Zaatar
Amin Chouikh
Amin Chouikh
Amin Chouikh
Khadri Seghir
Khadri Seghir
Khadri Seghir
Yasmine Chouikh
Yasmine Chouikh
Yasmine Chouikh
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