Chafia Boudraa

Chafia Boudraa

출생 : 1930-04-22, Constantine, Algeria

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Extrait de Wikipedia, l'Encyclopedie libre. Née le 22 avril 1930 à Constantine. De son vrai nom Atika Boudraa, veuve de chahid, (un combattant du FLN durant la guerre d'indépendance, mort au combat en 1960 en wilaya VI)2. La comédienne Chafia a été révélée au grand public, grâce au feuilleton télévisé El Hariq (l'incendie) de Mohammed Dib. Elle quitte Constantine, sa ville natale, pour Alger en 1964. Elle a commencé par exercer différents métiers pour subvenir aux besoin d'une famille de onze enfants2 : aide soignante, standardiste, gouvernante, avant de prendre contacte avec la RTA pour y travailler, au cachet dans plusieurs films. Elle interprétera même le rôle de la veuve dans La Mégère apprivoisée montée par le Théâtre national d'Alger. Depuis El hariq, elle s'est confirmée comme une actrice de talent. Informations extraites de l'article Chafia Boudraa de Wikipedia, licence CC-BY-SA, liste complète des contributeurs sur Wikipedia.

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