[1] At a young age, she got interested in cinema and was introduced to hip-hop by her older brother Hamid through his IAM cassette tape.

[2] On s'accroche à nos rêves (2005) translated to Keep hanging on to our dreams is a documentary following four women in the French hip-hop scene: Lady Alézia (graffiti), Dj Pom (deejay), Magali (dance) and Princess Aniès (rap).

(Sweden), Duggy Tee (Senegal), Hasan Salaam (United States), Manza (Belgium), Youss (Algeria), and Médine (France).

Nos Plumes (2016) translated into Street Literature, explores stereotypes fostered by the French cultural elite towards novelists and cartoonists from the Banlieue.

[9] For Karim Hammou, specialized in the history of rap in France,[10] this documentary illustrates "with sensitivity the dilemmas of a literary activity that confronts forms of particularization, compartmentalization".