Sabrina Ouazani

MARITAL STATUS
Professions Actress , Director
French nationality
Birth December 6, 1988 (Saint Denis, France)

BIOGRAPHY
Sabrina Ouazani began her career as an actress early and immediately rubbed shoulders with famous names in French cinema: at 13, she played young Frida in L’esquive by Abdellatif Kechiche (2003), which earned her a César nomination in the “Best female hopeful” category. After escaping an arranged marriage in Three Little Girls the following year, she joined the impressive cast of Armchairs of Orchestra , directed by Danièle Thompson in 2006.

The young actress then multiplied the supporting roles; in La Graine et le mule in 2007, which allowed him to reunite with the director who made his debut, then again in a college film, Paris by Cédric Klapisch , where Juliette Binoche , Romain Duris , Fabrice Luchini and François rub shoulders Cluzet . His first leading role came with Paul Kieffer ‘s Arabian Nights , a romance film about social differences. Alongside small roles in successful films ( All That Shines ), Sabrina Ouanazi continues to cut her teeth by participating in numerous independent short films (she is for example Nathalie Baye ‘s daughter in Bye Bye ), TV films or series television ( The Living and the Dead , The Song of the Sirens ). Gaining experience, Sabrina Ouazani plays eclecticism on the big screen: advised by Michael Lonsdale in Of Men and Gods , she reunites with Leïla Bekhti in La Source des femmes and joins the duo Omar Sy – Laurent Lafitte in the popular comedy De l’ other side of the ring road . In the international film Inch’Allah , the actress plays the Palestinian friend of Quebec midwife Evelyne Brochu , confronted with war. She was then directed by the prestigious Iranian director Asghar Farhadi in Le Passé . The actress likes to alternate genres. Coveted by Eric Judor in Mohamed Dubois (2013) and strong-willed girlfriend of Franck Gastambide in Pattaya (2015), two light comedies, she is also the youthful love of Jalil Lespert

in the gangster film De guerre lasse (2014) and the female lead in May Allah bless France inspired by the life of Strasbourg rapper Abd Al Malik .

In 2016, Sabrina Ouazani played a colleague of Jérôme Kerviel who became his girlfriend in The Outsider , then Sonia in the agricultural thriller Toril . In 2017, she found herself taken on a journey through Paris by Edouard Baer in Ouvert la nuit and was one of Alexandra Lamy ‘s best friends in the romantic comedy The Embarrassment of Choice . This year also marks its passage through the dubbing box with the animated film Sahara . Two years after Pattaya, Franck Gastambide directed her again in Taxi 5 , the first blockbuster of her career in which she played Malik Bentalha ‘s sister . She is then forced to live with her stepsisters , Charlotte Gabris and Alice David , in this comedy where she is a feisty young history professor who inherits a sumptuous Parisian apartment.