"International Film Festival" Farah Al-Fassi wins Best Actress Award

Moroccan actress Farah El Fassi shared with her followers on her Instagram account, Thursday evening, moments of joy and pride after winning the Best Actress Award at the Trans-Saharan Film Festival in Zagora, for the feature film category.

In this context, Farah Al-Fassi stated that she received the news of the coronation while she was busy filming a new artistic work, the details of which she did not reveal, so the moment of surprise turned into a spontaneous celebration, through which she appeared through a group of "stories" dancing and blowing out the candles of a cake that her friends had prepared for her on this occasion, in an atmosphere full of joy and pride in success. Tourism in

It's worth noting that the 19th edition of the Trans-Saharan Film Festival in Zagora, which kicked off on October 6, featured the Republic of Kazakhstan as guest of honor, along with extensive participation from directors, actors, and producers from several Arab, African, and European countries, including Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Tunisia, France, Italy, Senegal, and the Sultanate of Oman.

This cinematic event is an annual cultural event that consolidates the presence of the seventh art as a means of expressing the issues of the desert and humanity, and seeks to build bridges of cultural and human communication between peoples through the image.

Farah Al-Fassi Farah El Fassi (born 1985) is a Moroccan actress. She began her career in the film Zaman Al Rafaka (Time of Friends) by director Mohamed Cherif Tribak in 2008. She then participated in several other Moroccan films and series. She is married to Moroccan actor Omar Lotfi.

Farah El Fassi was born in the northern Moroccan city of Tetouan and attended primary and secondary school there. As a child, Farah regularly participated in plays organized by her school, but she never pursued a career in the arts due to the lack of film or theater training institutes in Tetouan.

Farah returned to her interest in the field of acting, where she worked on refining her skills and developing her capabilities and qualifications until she got her first opportunity in 2007 in a local film, which enabled her to open up to the field and attract attention as a young, rising actress.