الثورة التحريرية من خلال السينما الجزائرية : دراسة تحليلية سميولوجية لفيلم معركة الجزائر

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The Liberation Revolution through Algerian Cinema: Analytical and Semantic Study of the Battle of AlgiersThe revolutionary film is a cultural industry by excellence, distinguished by the fact that it represents the memory of the people through what is hidden in terms of its culture, values, heritage, history, customs and traditions.

When we talk about the history and the past of peoples, revolutionary films stand out as one of the most important factors which have preserved and disseminated national and revolutionary values in the Algerian public cinema to promote the values of the liberation revolution among the various segments of society to uphold them and glorify the martyrs' tournaments.

Several revolutionary films were made and have resonated with the Algerian public and formed an icon of its past and full of glory, such as the opium and the stick, the patrol to the east, the south wind, Sheikh Bouamama, the price of freedom and the battle of Algiers and others.

The battle of Algiers, for example eternized an important battle which took place in the capital whose heroes were Fidaeene who fought in the street war against France and transferred the battles from the mountains to the cities and neighborhoods.

This film also highlighted examples of national and revolutionary values; such as sacrifice, steadfastness