The Blown-out Rainbow

In the drama experienced by the Algerians during the "black decade", the children almost never had a voice. This film tries to give them. In a martyr village of the "Triangle of Death", children, survivors of a massacre which left them orphans, revealed themselves to be confronted with their anxieties and to consider the future. As part of a plastic art workshop, they collectively create a fresco under the direction of the painter Djamel Merbah. Little by little, through graphics and color, they manage to express their pain and their expectations and, helped by a psychologist, Latefa Belarouci, to find the words that liberate.