Mohamed Bouchaïb
Mohamed Bouchaïb (Arabic: محمد بوشعيب) (Benghazi, 17 July 1984) is an Libya-born and Algerian actor. He is best known for his role in Mascarades (Arabic:مسخرة) directed by Lyes Salem (Arabic:إلياس سالم). Bouchaïb won the Lumières Award for Most Promising Actor for his work in Mascarades. Life and career
Mohamed Bouchaïb met Biyouna and :fr:Salah Aougrout when he was 19-years-old, providing the introduction to a role in the popular Algerian TV sitcom Nass Mlah City (Arabic:ناس ملاح) directed by Djafaar Gassem. It was thanks to this first sitcom, which was widely watched, that he became popular with the Algerian public. He went on to lead an artist's life, multiplying his projects. In 2007, the Académie des Lumières awarded him the Best Male Talent prize for his role as Khelifa in his first feature film. Filmography

Film
 Mascarades (2007) film
 Le Dernier Passager (2009) 7 minutes - main role - directed Mounès Khemar 2010 was awarded at Cannes Film Festival, and participated in the 14th Guanajuato film festival. La cité des Vieux (2010) 30 minutes - main role - directed Yahia Mouzaheme

TV
 Zraa' Yenbet (2005) 
 El Fhama (2005-2007) Canal Algérie
 Djemai Family 1 (2008) 
 Djemai Family 2 (2009)
 Nass Mlah City (2005/6) Canal Algérie
 Saad El Gat 1 (2010) Canal Algérie
 Saad El Gat 2 (2011) 
 Djemai Family 3 (2011) Canal Algérie

Awards and nomination
 2009: Lumières Award for Most Promising Actor for Mascarades

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Algerian male film actors
Living people
1984 births
People from Benghazi
Algerian male television actors
21st-century Algerian male actors
Most Promising Actor Lumières Award winners