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She was raised trilingual (French, Spanish and Berber ). [1] Her most widely known film role is in the 2005 political thriller, Paradise Now. She appears in a smaller role in Ridley Scott 's Body of Lies. She has a lead part alongside Maggie Gyllenhaal in Hugo Blick 's 2014 BBC TV miniseries The Honourable Woman .
Lubna Azabal is a Belgian actress born in 1973. She has starred in films such as Incendies, Coriolanus and Body of Lies, and won several awards. See her IMDb profile for more details.
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Feb 10, 2023 · Movies. Review: A tale of mature romance, ‘The Blue Caftan’ explores true love. Saleh Bakri, from left, Lubna Azabal and Ayoub Missioui in the movie “The Blue Caftan.” (Strand Releasing) By...
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Nov 18, 2018 · Lubna Azabal is a critically acclaimed star who has appeared in films and TV shows from Belgium, France, and Israel. She is known for her roles in Paradise Now, Body of Lies, Incendies, Coriolanus, Mary Magdalene, and The Little Drummer Girl. Learn more about her career and awards from this article.
Lubna Azabal is a Belgian actress, born in Brussels to a Moroccan father and a Spanish mother. She has performed in both French and Arabic films, such as Paradise Now, Body of Lies, and Incendies. She won the Black Pearl Award 2010 and the Genie Award 2011 for her roles.
Lubna Azabal, née le 15 août 1973 à Bruxelles, est une actrice belge . Biographie. Lubna Azabal est née à Bruxelles d'un père marocain et d'une mère espagnole. Sa double culture lui ouvre les portes tant du cinéma français que des cinémas arabes. Après un passage au Conservatoire royal de Bruxelles, elle entame sa carrière au théâtre en Belgique.
Feb 10, 2023 · The Blue Caftan. Glenn Kenny February 10, 2023. Tweet. Now streaming on: Powered by JustWatch. In a medina in a northwestern city in Morocco, Halim ( Saleh Bakri) and his wife Mina ( Lubna Azabal) run a small shop specializing in traditional caftans. The art of this frequently ceremonial garment is a dying one.
