
Tahar Hannache
Known for
Cinematography
Born
November 26, 1898
Birthplace
Constantine, Algérie
Died
August 1, 1972 (aged 73)
Biography
Tahar Hannache (in Arabic: طاهر حناش), whose real name is Tahar Ben Kouider Belhannache, is an Algerian actor, director, director of photography and screenwriter, born on November 26, 1898 in Constantine. He is considered the pioneer of Algerian cinema.
Tahar Hannache, at the age of ten or eleven, discovered the films of Charlie Chaplin. Fascinated, his passion for cinema grew and he became a regular at the ciné-bus, and at the new cinema in Constantine, the Nunez, where he dissected and analyzed the films that he had often seen several times.
Later, his father went bankrupt and died shortly after. Deeply affected by this loss, Tahar Hannache, who was called up for French military service,...
Best known work
Filmography
1955
La Corniche d'AmourCinematography
1952
The Desert DiversDirector, Director of Photography, Writer, Producer
1950
BouzareahDirector of Photography
1949
Serenade for MariamCinematography
1941
Blind VenusDirector of Photography
1940
The Well-Digger's DaughterCinematography
1940
Moulin RougeCamera Operator
1938
Ceux De DemainDirector of Photography
1938
Firmin de Saint-PatacletDirector of Photography
1938
Un meurtre a été commisDirector of Photography
1938
Street Without JoyCinematography
1937
Monsieur BégoniaDirector of Photography
1937
The Black AngelsCamera Operator
1937
Sarati the TerribleDirector of Photography
1936
The Marriages of Mademoiselle LevyDirector of Photography
1935
La BanderaCinematography
1935
Gangster malgré luiCinematography
1934
Sidonie Panacheas Un Cheikh
1934
YacoutDirector of Photography
1932
Southern Crossas Le Chef Nomade Taha Badawi
1932
The Sandmanas Mohamed
1928
Cousin BetteAssistant Production Manager
1921









