
Known for
Directing
Born
January 1, 1938 (age 88)
Birthplace
Tébessa, Algérie
Ahmed Rachedi (Arabic: أحمد راشدي), born in 1938 in Tébessa, is an Algerian filmmaker, screenwriter, producer and ministerial advisor.
The war of independence is his school: Ahmed Rachedi belongs, with René Vautier and Mohamed Chanderli, to the first cinematographic unit of the FLN. He went to Tunis where his work focused on reporting, editing, as well as short films (he made several after independence). He participates in collective films and directs some of them. In 1962 he was one of the founding members, with the same René Vautier, of the CAV audiovisual center.
He became known with "The Dawn of the Damned" (1965) and "The Opium and the Stick" (1971), adapted from the eponymous novel p...
2018
2015
Director
2014
Writer, Director
2008
Director
2006
Director
2004
Writer, Director
2003
Writer
1993
Director
1983
Writer, Director
1980
Director, Writer
1978
1978
Writer, Director
1975
Producer
1974
Director
1972
Producer
1972
Writer
1972
Director
1971
Producer
1970
Director, Adaptation
1969
Producer
1965
Director, Writer
1963
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