List of Iraqis - Film Actors and Directors

Film Actors and Directors

  • Ban Abdul, actress and dancer
  • Kasim Abid, London-based cameraman and director of Iraqi origin
  • Mohamed Al-Daradji
  • Nazem Al-Ghazali, actor/singer
  • Koutaiba Al Janabi
  • Namaa Alward, actress
  • Naguib el-Rihani, actor
  • Abbas Fahdel, director of Dawn of the World
  • Tariq Hashim
  • Sophia Jawad, actress and model based in the United Arab Emirates
  • Hind Kamel, famous actress
  • Saaed Khalifa, actor
  • Farid Majari, film maker
  • Dina Mousawi, actress
  • Lauren Nadada, actress
  • Maysoon Pachachi, director of Return to the Land of Wonders
  • Basam Ridha, actor
  • Hiner Saleem, film director
  • Saad Salman, film director known for his documentary Baghdad On/Off
  • Samir, film director based in Switzerland, known for his documentary Forget Baghdad

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