As the title says, I'm to do a research project on decolonization in Algeria. What I'm considering at the moment is examining how that decolonization has been portrayed in popular culture. I'm having trouble with finding material, though. I know I'm going to examine The Battle of Algiers movie from 1966, but I'm having a difficult time finding something comparable to use in a comparison/contrast that is specifically an example of pop culture rather than an academic treatment, and hoped someone might be able to suggest something or point me in the right direction.
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Hey there, not really an area of expertise for me and I haven't seen/read all of these works, but off the top of my head have you considered:
Obviously the vast majority of the relevant material will be in French or Arabic.
I would also suggest starting with academic treatments of the culture of decolonization and then looking for the pop-culture works that those pieces discuss.