The Man Who Was Looking at the Windows

The film tells the story of Mr. Rachid, a former colonial official who finds himself in a police office in Algiers. Disillusioned and frustrated with his existence, he is confronted by an inspector questioning him about the murder of his former department head after a night of aimless wandering.

With a runtime of 85 minutes, The Man Who Was Looking at the Windows dives into the struggles faced by individuals in the wake of political change. It reflects on personal and societal conflicts, rooted deeply in the context of Algerian cinema. This film, featuring Hadj Smaine and Mohamed Seghir, captures a pivotal moment in the nation's history and showcases the nuances of life in a transforming society.