Timgad (2016)
When he sets foot on Algerian soil, Jamel, a French archaeologist of Algerian origin, comes to excavate the magnificent Roman ruins of the village of Timgad. The past unfolds before him, and the present catches up with him when he is thrust into the role of coach of the local soccer team, "La Juventus de Timgad." Kids juggling a meager daily existence, with no jerseys or shoes, but dribbling with talent. Between ancient ruins and the scars of recent struggles, Jamel discovers on this field the tortuous roots and young shoots of an Algeria that dreams of reconciliation...and soccer championship.
Director: Fabrice Benchaouche
Genre: Family, Comedy
Runtime: 100 min
Release Date: December 21, 2016
Cast
- Mounir Margoum - Jamel Ghomari
- Sid Ahmed Agoumi - Mokhtar
- Myriem Akheddiou - Djamila
Production: Milonga Productions, Kwassa Films, Agence Algérienne pour le Rayonnement Culturel, BL Films, Neon Productions, Alia Films
Country: Algeria, Belgium, France
Language: Français
Original Language: fr
More Films by Director: Fabrice Benchaouche
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Timgad about?
- When he sets foot on Algerian soil, Jamel, a French archaeologist of Algerian origin, comes to excavate the magnificent Roman ruins of the village of Timgad. The past unfolds before him, and the present catches up with him when he is thrust into the role of coach of the local soccer team, "La Juventus de Timgad." Kids juggling a meager daily existence, with no jerseys or shoes, but dribbling with talent. Between ancient ruins and the scars of recent struggles, Jamel discovers on this field the tortuous roots and young shoots of an Algeria that dreams of reconciliation...and soccer championship.
- Who directed Timgad?
- Timgad was directed by Fabrice Benchaouche.
- Who stars in Timgad?
- Timgad stars Mounir Margoum, Sid Ahmed Agoumi, Myriem Akheddiou.
- How long is Timgad?
- Timgad has a runtime of 1h 40m (100 minutes).
- What genre is Timgad?
- Timgad is a Family, Comedy film.
- Where was Timgad produced?
- Timgad was produced in Algeria, Belgium, France.