Born in Alger, Algérie — Jan 16 1932• Died Apr 10 1995
Mohamed Zinet (Arabic: محمد زينت) is an Algerian actor and director, born January 16, 1932 in the Casbah of Algiers in Algeria, and died April 10, 1995 in Bondy in France. Born in 1932 in Algiers, Mohamed Zinet developed a passion for theater at a very young age. He led an amateur troupe called El-Manar El-Djazairi (The Algerian Flambeau) and in 1947, in Paris, he presented an adaptation of Bourgeois Gentilhomme by Molière in the Wagram room. Officer of the National Liberation Army (ALN) during the war of independence, he was seriously injured during a…
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Mohammed

Mustapha

Mustapha le terroriste

Production

Le frère de Saïd



Hassan


Kadir Youssef

Mehdi Ben Chraïbi

Le porteur
Mechtir

Mustafa

Directing

Ali Salem

Self (archive footage)


Si Béchir