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Franco-Algerian film director, screenwriter and film editor From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Nina Khada is a French born Franco-Algerian film director, screenwriter and film editor.[1][2][3][4]
Nina Khada | |
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Born | 1991 Nancy, France |
Occupation | film director, screenwriter and film editor |
Nationality | French and Algerian |
Notable works | movies Fatima (2015), I Bit My Tongue (2020) and Al Djanat (2023). |
Born in 1991 to Algerian parents in Nancy, France, Khada studied editing and broadcast journalism, and graduated with a Master's degree in documentary filmmaking from Aix-Marseille University in 2014.[2][4]
Year | Film | Genre | Role | Duration (min) |
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2015 | Fatima | Documentary short. Story of her grandmother's exile from Algeria to France, in color/black and white | Screenwriter and director | 18 m |
2019 | 143, rue du Désert / 143 Sahara Street by Hassen Ferhani | Documentary feature | Film editor | 100 m |
2020 | Les Divas du Taguerabt by Karim Moussaoui | Fiction short | Film editor | 16 m |
2020 | Je me suis mordue la langue / I Bit My Tongue | Documentary short. A young Algerian woman who was raised in France returns making a detour to Tunis. | Screenwriter and director | 25 m |
2023 | Al Djanat, paradis originel / Al Djanat, the Original Paradise by Aïcha Chloé Boro | Fiction feature. Bambara and French spoken. | Film editor | 84 m |
2023 | À l'intérieur by Claire Juge[5] | Documentary feature | Film editor | 56 m |
Khada's films obtained one prize and one nomination:[1]
Film | Festival | Award |
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Fatima | Adana Film Festival | 2016 Winner Golden Boll in Mediterranean Short Film, Best Short Documentary Film |
I Bit My Tongue | Fribourg International Film Festival | 2021 Nominee Best Short Film Award |
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