Constantine, Algeria – The inaugural National University Documentary Film Competition commenced today at Salah Boubnider University (Constantine 3), marking a significant event for aspiring filmmakers across the nation.
The competition, which officially began on Tuesday, November 25, 2025, is set to run until November 27th, providing a platform for university students to showcase their talent and creativity in the documentary filmmaking genre. The event aims to foster a spirit of innovation and critical engagement with real-world issues through the art of film.
Salah Boubnider University is hosting the competition, highlighting its commitment to supporting the arts and providing opportunities for students to excel beyond traditional academic pursuits. Organizers anticipate a diverse range of submissions, reflecting the varied perspectives and experiences of students from universities throughout Algeria.
The National University Documentary Film Competition is expected to become an annual event, fostering a vibrant community of young filmmakers and contributing to the growth of the Algerian film industry. The competition not only provides a platform for showcasing talent but also encourages students to develop essential skills in storytelling, research, and visual communication.
The competition’s focus on documentary filmmaking encourages students to engage with important social, cultural, and environmental issues, promoting critical thinking and awareness among the next generation of Algerian leaders. The winners of the competition will be announced at a closing ceremony on November 27th.
