Chahinaz et son frère

Duration: 1 minute and 46 seconds

Country: Algeria

Language: French (France)

License: CC Attribution Non-Commercial

Genre: Documentary

Producer: Patrice Barrat

Director: Samia Chala

Views: 324 (2 embedded)

Posted by: madmundo on Nov 23, 2006

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Oh yes! It appears we are nice (looking) girls
It's hard, you can't be free, just go for a walk,
like in Algiers or in Bejala.
Going somewhere with your sister, it's not always easy.
It's impossible.
You can't go out and feel good with your sister
Young people, they say things to you... really limited...
It's true you can hear things in public, it's not always that.
And going somewhere with your brother, with whom we share a lot of respect, it's not always easy
and there's nowhere that,
there's nowhere that you can hang out, or take a walk...
Well, you can walk downtown, it's crowded, there's nothing to see...
Sure, there's stuff to see... yeah for us, local kids, there is nothing big...
Yes but you can't go anywhere with your brother.
Yes but [there are] places, you can't go to with your brother.
That's right, I mean, there's nowhere to go.
Exactly.
There are no mixed [gender] cafes or tea rooms
There are no mixed cafes or any gardens really.
It's true, because of that, it's not very pleasant.
But you will find all that in Algiers.
Of course, of course...
Algiers is nice.
Not to mention the attitudes...
It's just that the public space is better set up for people to meet each other.

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