- Le Gone du
Chaâba (The Kid of the
Chaaba),
translated into
English as
Shantytown Kid by
Naima Wolf, is an
autobiographical novel by
Azouz Begag about...
- Oued
Chaaba is a town in north-eastern Algeria. Oued
Chaaba, also
known as
Lambiridi in Antiquity, and Victor-Duruy
during the
French colonial period,...
-
Allouache for
Salut Cousin. The
music of
Christophe Ruggia's film The Gone of
Chaâba is one of his contributions. He was the lead
actor in Taïeb Louhichi's Layla...
- Bouquet,
Daniel Auteuil; 1996: Les
Voleurs by André Téchiné; 1998: Le Gone du
Chaâba by
Christophe Ruggia, from the book by
Azouz Begag; 2000: Lyon
police spéciale...
-
often inspired by his childhood) is the
autobiographical novel Le Gone du
Chaâba,
published in 1986 by Éditions du Seuil. The
title itself is a
clever play...
-
Minister for
Equal Opportunities,
wrote an
autobiographic novel, Le Gone du
Chaâba,
about his
experiences while living in a
bidonville in the
outskirts of...
-
Standard Meitei Loi
Pangal English translation chaaba chaapa chaaba to eat
kappa kapma kappa to weep
saabiba saapipa saabiba to make
thamba thampa thamba...
- on
August 21, 1928 in the
Ouled Chlih douar (in
Victor Duruy, now Oued
Chaaba) in the
haouz of Aïn Touta, in the
Batna Province. He was the
second eldest...
- the
program Four
Urban Legends, he
directed his
first feature, Le Gone du
Chaâba [fr] (1997), that was
nominated at the César Awards. He
directed two other...
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Hadjadj 1989: H****an Niya 1990: De
Hollywood à Tamanr****et 1998: Le Gone du
Chaâba, by
Christophe Ruggia 2001: Inch'Allah dimanche, by
Yamina Benguigui 2002:...
