Fatima Herandi Raouya
Known for: Acting
Born: December 31, 1950
Fatima Hernadi is a Moroccan actress known for the name Raouia, born in Azemmour(1951). She moved to Casablanca to finish her studies at the Chawki high school, where she joined the Mansour Theatre Company, with which she won the award for best actress for the play ‘Failers’ at the national festival of theatre called ‘perdant’. Until 1978, she entered the cinema world, with the director Mohamed El Abazi, in his film ‘Atlas Treasures’. She acted in a 2004 film entitled ‘Yeux Secs’ with Narjiss Nejjar, a role that introduced her to Moroccan cinema. She won the best ‘Starlet’ at the Territorial Festival of Spectacle for her role in ‘Saga, The Story of Men Who Never Come Back’. She was chosen as a member of the jury of the 16th edition of the International Film Festival of Marrakech.
Known for
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Sofia
Zohra
Casanegra
Barmida
Une Saison sèche
Habiba
Of Gods and Men
The Villager
Naima's Movie
Naima
The Pilgrims
Hajja Mamass
The Rif Lover
La Diva
Stranded
The Brothers
Allo Canada
Butcher Woman
Pillow Secrets
Kilikis: The Town of Owls
Hmida's Mother
Cry No More
Française
La Tante
A Mile in My Shoes
Memory in Detention
Aya Goes to the Beach
Arrakass
Zero
Madame Abla
Rock the Casbah
Yacout
Masood Saida and Saadan
Barmaid
Burnout
Spuren der Rache