"Indigènes," also known as "Days of Glory," is a poignant war drama set during World War II that highlights the often-overlooked contributions of North African soldiers to the French military effort. The film follows a group of Algerian, Moroccan, and Tunisian soldiers who fight for France, seeking recognition and equality while grappling with the harsh realities of war and colonialism. As they face the brutalities of battle, the soldiers also confront the discrimination and neglect they experience from their own countrymen. Through their journey, "Indigènes" sheds light on themes of identity, sacrifice, and the quest for dignity, ultimately culminating in a powerful statement about the legacy of colonialism and the fight for justice.