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History of Pottery and Ceramics in Algeria, is a 2004 Algerian movie, directed by Mohamed Oudjedoub, and starring Slimane Hachi. with a runtime of 26 minutes.
History of Pottery and Ceramics in Algeria is an Algerian documentary that travels across the country's diverse regions to document the rich traditions of pottery-making. From the red-patterned wares of Kabylia to the distinctively shaped black pottery of southern Adrar and the pink-toned clay works of the Nementcha Mountains, the film reveals how history, geography, and culture have shaped radically different ceramic traditions within a single country. The documentary traces the craft's transmission through families and communities across generations.
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