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The Bordellos of Algiers

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In the vibrant and chaotic streets of Algiers, a group of women from different backgrounds and personalities intertwine in a story of struggle, love, and resistance. At the center of it all is Zohra, a young Algerian caught between her family's traditions and the new ideas of freedom coming from abroad. Her life takes an unexpected turn when she falls in love with a European artist who encourages her to dream beyond the walls of her home.

As the romance blossoms, tensions rise due to the complicated political situation in the region. Zohra faces disapproval from her family and community, who see her love as a betrayal of her roots. Around her, a mosaic of characters comes into play: from a traditional mother who fiercely wishes to preserve her culture, to friends who have taken different paths in life, some choosing personal freedom while others opt for the security of tradition.

The emotions and decisions of each character cross paths in a crucible of passions and aspirations, as the city of Algiers serves as the backdrop for an internal revolution, reflecting on change, identity, and the role of women in a society striving to redraw its borders. Amid it all, the struggle for love and freedom becomes a powerful cry that resonates through the alleys, challenging established norms and paving a way into the unknown.

Media type
Movie
Year
1927
Director
Wolfgang Hoffmann-Harnisch
Writer
Robert Reinert
Actors
Maria Jacobini
Camilla Horn
Warwick Ward
Jean Bradin
Elizza La Porta
Franz Schafheitlin
Hans Adalbert Schlettow
Paul Otto
Karl Etlinger
Georg John
Frigga Braut
Maria Forescu
Lydia Potechina
Vicky Werckmeister
Gender
Adventure
Country
United States
Original title
Die Frauengasse von Algier
Duration
93
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