15 Jun 1911
Yotsuya Kaidan
Earliest japanese horror film.
Alger la blanche
Farid, a teenager of Algerian descent, spends his free time hanging out with the wrong crowds in the suburbs south of Paris while maintaining a secret relationship with illustrator Jean. Both Jean and Farid are unsure about the future of their relationship - Farid wants Jean to move to Algiers with him, but Jean doesn't want to continue being Farid's secret. But when Farid becomes embroiled in a police matter, both his passionate private life and conservative family life hurtle towards one another, with explosive results.
Top Billed Cast
Frédéric Deban Jean
Ali Baouche Farid
Farida Chrouki Nahed
Sahalia Baouche La mère
Tawfik El Sherbini L'oncle
Larbi Bekka Le jeune cousin
Henri Lopez-Terres Le juge
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