Fatima Loukili

Fatima Loukili (February 1960) is A Moroccan Actress, Screenwriter and Journalist. Between journalism and cinema, she held several positions in the field of communication. In cinema, Fatima began her experience by writing dialogue for a television film, “The Last Page,” directed by Jilali Farhati in 1985, before working on writing scripts and dialogues for a group of Moroccan cinematic and television works, including “Women and Women,” “Thirst,” and “Islam oh Peace.

” by Saad Al-Sharaibi, “Oud Al-Ward” by Hassan Zainoun, “It has salt and sugar and you don’t want to die” by Hakim Al-Nouri and others... She recorded her presence in several films by performing a group of acting roles, including her role in “ A Door to the Sky” (1989), “Casablanca, O Casablanca” (2002) and “Kid Nsaa” (1999) by Farida Benlyazid, and “The Beach of Lost Children.

” (1991), “Detained Memory” (2003) Jilali Ferhati, “Silence” by Mostafa Derkaoui, in addition to the short film “Hertzian Connexion” by Nabil Ayouch...