All 21 Abdelhafid Metalsi Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Dive into the captivating world of Algerian filmmaker Abdelhafid Metalsi with our roundup of his most beloved and critically acclaimed movies. Discover the raw emotion and cultural richness encapsulated in these works as they showcase the undeniable talent of the director. Gather around and let us take you on a journey through the spellbinding world of Abdelhafid Metalsi's filmography.
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1. The Tiger and the Snow (2005)
Experience a whirlwind of emotions as Roberto Benigni takes you on an unforgettable journey in "The Tiger and the Snow" (2005). This enchanting romantic comedy-drama, set amidst the turbulent setting of an American invasion of Iraq, follows an Italian poet trapped in the midst of the chaos.
2. Munich (2005)
"Munich" takes us on a thrilling ride through one of the darkest chapters of history. Set in 1972, the film follows Avner Kaufman and his team's harrowing journey as they are chosen to eliminate the terrorists responsible for orchestrating the attack on Israeli athletes during the Munich Olympics.
3. Le dmon de midi (2005)
"The Demon of Noon" is a light-hearted comedy centered around Anne Cestac, who discovers her husband, Julien, has fallen in love with someone else. Instead of wallowing in her sorrow, Anne decides to embark on her own journey to find love and in the process, unveils valuable insights about herself and relationships.
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4. Zim and Co. (2005)
Prepare for a high-octane, laugh-a-minute comedy as we embark on the thrilling journey of Zim and Co. (2005)! An exhilarating adventure unfolds when a young guy from the less fortunate corners of Paris finds himself in a dangerous situation - a motorcycle accident that threatens to send him to prison. With no other option but to find a steady job, this spirited character embarks on a wild and wacky quest. However, things only get messier as he gets tangled up in more trouble than he originally anticipated.
5. Nuit noire, 17 octobre 1961 (2005)
In the heart of Paris on the night of October 17, 1961, a tragic event unfolded that would change the course of history. "Nuit noire, 17 octobre 1961, " directed by Alain Tasma, is a gripping drama that recounts the events leading up to the brutal clash between a 20,000-strong peaceful FLN demonstration and a vengeful police force.
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6. Mauvaise foi (2006)
Mauvaise foi is a captivating comedy-drama set in Paris that delves into the intertwining lives of Clara, a Jewish psycho motor therapist, and Ismaël, a Muslim music teacher. The couple, who have been together for four years, have plans to start a family while sharing their home. However, their families' reactions to their child's half-Jewish and half-Muslim identity become significant obstacles in their journey. As the tension between the two grows, Clara and Ismaël must navigate the challenges of their love, faith, and cultural differences.
7. Michou d'Auber (2007)
"Michou d'Auber", an enthralling drama, transports audiences to France during the tumultuous fight for Algerian independence. The story's focal point is Messaoud, a young lad whose terminally ill mother and the financially strained, laborer father struggle to provide for him.
8. Intimate Enemies (2007)
Intimate Enemies is a captivating drama set during Algeria's war of independence. The film, titled L'ennemi intime in its original language, delves into the intricate lives of a French platoon.
9. Mesrine: Killer Instinct (2008)
"Mesrine: Killer Instinct" is a gripping action-packed biography of the infamous French gangster Jacques Mesrine, played by Vincent Cassel. The story delves deep into Mesrine's life before the early '70s, revealing the series of events that eventually led French authorities to declare him Public Enemy No. 1.
10. Un roman policier (2008)
Un roman policier, released in 2008, is a compelling crime drama that takes the audience on a gripping journey through the complex web of police work and relationships. Set in a small police station, the film follows Lieutenant Emilie Carange as she becomes sexually attracted to a rookie officer, Jamil Messaouden. When a report of drug dealers operating in the neighborhood reaches their desk, the two officers find themselves drawn into an investigation that quickly spirals out of control.
11. A Beautiful Voyage (2008)
"A Beautiful Voyage, " also known as "Un si beau voyage, " is a heartwarming and evocative drama film from director Khaled Ghorbal. The story follows Mohammed, a retired factory worker who resides alone in the Sonacotra residence which is meant for workers. Despite being unwell, Mohammed chooses to leave with his dignity, embarking on a journey back to his beloved homeland, Tunisia-a land he has not seen in years.
12. Versailles (2008)
In the compelling drama "Versailles, " directed by Pierre Schoeller, we follow the journey of young mother, Nina (played by Judith Chemla), and her son Enzo, who find themselves homeless and sleeping on the streets of Paris. The pair eventually stumble upon a man named Damien, who resides in seclusion in the woods near the opulent Palace of Versailles.
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13. The Whistler (2009)
In the heart of the French Riviera, life is a breeze for Armand Teillard. With his busy store, delightful girlfriend, incredible record collection, and picturesque lunchdates, there's nothing left to desire. However, the tranquility is shattered when Sofia, his girlfriend and the proprietor of a family-owned restaurant, reveals the ominous pressure applied by property developer, Zapetti, with Mafia connections, to make her sell up.
14. Adieu Gary (2009)
Adieu Gary (2009) is a poignant drama that explores the lives of factory workers in a close-knit community when their place of employment is shut down. A Western-inspired scene set in a Moroccan city, the movie delves into the human spirit as people refuse to abandon their beloved factory and continue working to keep the machinery running.
15. Le choix de Myriam (2009)
"Le choix de Myriam" (2009), a heartwarming and engaging film, follows the journey of Myriam, an immigrant from Morocco, as she navigates her new life in France with her husband and their intertwined cultures. This thought-provoking film explores themes of multicultural integration, the immigrant experience, and the complexities of husband-wife relationships.
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16. The Assault (2010)
Experience the heart-stopping intensity of "The Assault" (2010), a thrilling action-packed film set in the 1990s which is based on a real-life event. As a team of skilled SWAT operatives, they're entrusted with the mission to storm a hijacked Air France aircraft, with passengers' lives hanging in the balance. Prepare for a wild ride as you witness their bravery and strategising face to face with Islamic terrorism.
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17. Une nouvelle vie (2011)
Une nouvelle vie is a heart-wrenching drama film released in 2011, delving into the depths of human emotions and the resilience of the human spirit. Directed by Christophe Lamotte and written by Mathieu Hippeau, Simon Jablonka, and Marc Syrigas, the movie touches on themes of love, tragedy, and the pursuit of happiness.
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18. The Minister (2011)
In the thrilling drama, "The Minister, " also known as "L'exercice de l'État" (2011), Olivier Gourmet masterfully portrays Transport Minister Bertrand Saint-Jean, who is suddenly thrust into a web of political intrigue and personal turmoil. The film opens on a fateful night when Saint-Jean receives disturbing news about a bus accident, catapulting him into a whirlwind of challenges as he navigates the increasingly volatile world of French politics.
19. Il tait une fois, une fois (2012)
Get ready to laugh your socks off with "Il était une fois, une fois" (2012)! This hilarious comedy follows the exploits of a group of Belgian royals in disguise, led by none other than Willy himself. When they infiltrate a luxurious Parisian hotel, all sorts of joyful events unfold, turning the ordinary into the extraordinary.
20. The Gordji Affair (2012)
In 2012, The Gordji Affair unfolded a thrilling tale of politics, scandal, and intrigue. Set in the backdrop of modern Iran, the film exposes a case that leaves audiences questioning every character's motives. As an Iranian diplomat, Wahid Gordji is initially suspected of the attack at 'rue de Rennes'. However, a shocking turn of events sees him freed when French hostages in Lebanon are released. Suspicion falls on the government, as there are whispers of intervention that led to the exchange of hostages for Gordji’s liberation. The situation spirals into a political scandal in France, and a judge discredited takes his own life.
21. Les invincibles (2013)
"The Invincibles" is a heartwarming and humorous French flick that follows the gripping journey of Momo in his quest to become the ultimate petanque champion. Abandoning his routine life, the ambitious Momo decides to compete in a prestigious international tournament to chase after his cherished dreams. The film, directed by Frédéric Berthe and penned by Atmen Kelif, Laurent Abitbol, and Céline Guyot, masterfully combines the genres of comedy and sports, resulting in an engaging and empowering narrative.
