North African Directors Shine at French Cesar Awards
2005-02-28
 [AFP] Salem |
"L'Esquive" by Tunisian Abdellatif Kechiche won best film at the 30th Cesar awards in Paris on Saturday (26 February). "Cousines," a work by Algerian Lyes Salem was awarded best short film. The 35-minute piece produced in 2003 tells the story of a young man settled in France for years, who returns to Algiers to spend the holidays. In 2001, Salem directed "Jean-Fares," his only previous film. (Liberte)
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Arlene Posted 2007-02-06
Has any Black actor/actress received a cesar
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