Perpetual War and Permanent Unrest: The Battle of Algiers After 9/11
"From France to Israel, South Africa to Brazil, the film was banned precisely because of its ethical endorsement of guerrilla war against occupying forces and repressive, Western-backed dictatorships. In profound ways, this has arguably been the central and enduring legacy of the film about what constitutes “terrorism” and legitimate resistance, conventional war and asymmetric guerrilla warfare."