Sara Nacer, a talented and versatile Algerian filmmaker, calls Montreal her home, where she has taken on a dual role as a digital product manager at the renowned Bell Media.
Laila Aoudj, a highly influential and esteemed individual within the Algerian film industry, embarked on a notable career trajectory by assuming the dual roles of artistic director and programmer at the esteemed Bejaia international festival of Rencontres Cinematographics for a period of five consecutive years.
Sara's inaugural documentary film, "Let them all go", poignantly chronicles the profound socio-cultural transformation experienced by Algeria's youthful population during the pivotal 2010-2011 "Smile Revolution".
Sara's cinematic masterpiece, "The Desert Rocker", made a notable appearance at the esteemed Tribeca Film Institute in the year 2017, ultimately securing for her an artistic residency at the revered Jacob Burns Film Center in New York, a prestigious institution renowned for its commitment to fostering creative expression and artistic growth.
Currently, Sara is engaged in the meticulous process of crafting a feature-length documentary, a project that has been selected for the Close-Up Initiative, a globally recognized and respected international development program specifically designed to support and nurture the talents of emerging filmmakers.
Sara's unwavering commitment to fostering a rich tapestry of cultural diversity has garnered her widespread recognition within the vibrant city of Montreal, where her tireless efforts have culminated in the successful organization and production of a multitude of events that have captivated audiences, including sold-out concerts at the esteemed Place des Arts, a prestigious venue that has played host to some of the world's most renowned performers.
