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"Algerian Queen" is a captivating movie that delves into the rich heritage and power dynamics of Algeria.

The movie explores the themes of tradition, gender roles, and power struggles that are prevalent in Algerian culture.

Overall, "Algerian Queen" is a must-see movie for anyone interested in exploring the rich history and culture of Algeria. It is a powerful reminder of the strength and resilience .

I feel sorry for bad reviews from Moroccans who trying to give bad reviews just because they have issues with Algeria without even watching the movie.

I would definitely recommend this piece of art for everyone.

A very beautiful film and a wonderful script that tells about a great country, Algeria, its heritage, culture, caftan and other things and about its great history and the history of its rulers, as it was the best country in North Africa and the ruler of the Mediterranean.

Algeria is often claimed to be the crossroads of four worlds Mediterranean, Arab, Amazighand African. It is a multi-faceted country with a diversified and rich cultural heritage as evidenced by its millennia-long history.

Ancestral monuments and historical sites rightly make Algeria a land of wealth. Dating from the Phoenician period, the Numidian kingdoms, the Roman to the Muslim and Ottoman eras and the French colonization, the material heritage of Algeria conveys a snapshot of life through history markers frozen in time.

First and foremost I loved this movie which is probably one of the best historical fictions on the Arab world since Ridley Scott's Kingdom of Heaven.

The press reviews were not bad but frankly when I was watching it and quickly understood it has been completely underrated. The main actress (Adila Bendimerad) is litterally amazing and what to say about Dali Benssalah which is again delivering a monumental performance after the Netflix' released Athena movie.

The movie's decor, costumes and landscapes are beautiful even though it can't be compared to Hollywood for the outdoor settings (only expect natural ones, because re-generating 1500' Algiers seemed to be out of budget). Interior ones are more than compensating it and costumes and cinematography are awesome.

The plot itself is great and sticking well to a credible history with a great cast making it lively and enjoyable, especially the pirates.

There is also a great pleasure to hear real, north african dialect.

If you love history, action, romance, and beauty in a movie this is a must see.

Just saw "The Last Queen" this week, and I've got to say, I was genuinely impressed. I'm an American guy living in Paris, and I didn't know much about Algeria's history, but this film had me completely hooked. The story was really engaging, with a mix of romance, political drama, and personal challenges that kept me on the edge of my seat.

The acting was top-notch, too. The whole cast did an amazing job, making me feel connected to the characters and their struggles. It's not often that a movie can make me feel so invested in the people on the screen. The main actor of Algerian descent, who recently starred in a huge blockbuster, delivered an outstanding performance that showcased his incredible range and talent.

What stood out the most to me, though, was the incredible depiction of Algerian history. From the ancient Berber civilization to the French colonization and the fight for independence, I learned a lot while being entertained. The filmmakers did an excellent job making everything look authentic and staying true to the historical facts.

My only regret is that I had to watch the movie in the French version, as the original version wasn't available at the theater near my place. I would have loved to experience the film in its original language to fully appreciate the nuances of the performances and dialogue.

Overall, I'd highly recommend "The Last Queen" if you're looking for a good movie with an interesting story and great acting. Plus, you'll learn a thing or two about Algeria's past, which is a bonus. Definitely worth checking out!

When you see the Algerian heritage present in any movie, be sure that you will see a masterpiece 🤝 Algerian old clothes document a golden period experienced by Algeria, and the sophistication that characterized the Algerians at the time .

The Algerian history & heritage is very diverse and rich, considering Algeria is the largest African and Arab country, but it is not very touristic, Through the film anyone can search and discover this great country since ancient times Queen Zafira, the wife of Selim Toumi, was a strong personality throughout history. She designed the Algerian dress called "Karakou", which is a point in the sea of very wonderful traditional Algerian fashion. Ok, I hope this is not the first and last movie about Algerian history,and hope to see more and more creativity and to introduce us to cultures that we may have been ignorant of.