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Acting
March 6, 1984
Issy-les-Moulineaux, Hauts-de-Seine, France
Leïla Bekhti (ليلى بختي) is a French-Algerian actress, born on March 6, 1984, in Issy-les-Moulineaux. She notably received the César Award for Most Promising Actress in 2011 for her role in Tout Ce Qui Brille. In 2010, Leïla Bekhti married actor Tahar Rahim, whom she met in 2007 on the set of the film A Prophet. Leïla Bekhti was born into an Algerian family from Sidi Bel Abbès in western Algeria, who settled in the Paris region. Born in Issy-les-Moulineaux, Leïla Bekhti grew up in Bagneux. She is the youngest of three children. While a high school student, she regularly bought Casting magazine, with the sole intention of having fun looking for ads that might be of interest to her, without taking any action each time they did. After obtaining a literary baccalaureate (with a theater option) from the Maurice-Genevoix high school in Montrouge, she reluctantly enrolled in a university and took an art therapy course there.[4] She also attended a theater school in Paris for six months, without much regular attendance. While working various odd jobs—including as a saleswoman in a clothing store owned by her brother in Orléans—to pay for her classes, she then enrolled at the Stéphane-Gildas school in Paris, then Bérengère Basty's class at the Art'aire Studio. In 2005, encouraged by friends, she went to the casting of Sheitan, a film by Kim Chapiron with Vincent Cassel (also the film's producer), and obtained one of the main roles, that of Yasmine, a young woman with no fears. Leïla Bekhti then played in the TV film Harkis with Smaïn and rediscovered the history of Algeria, the country where her family comes from. We find Leïla Bekhti in Paris, Je T’Aime then in Roschdy Zem's first film Mauvaise Foi. Then, her friend Géraldine Nakache offered her the main role alongside her in Tout Ce Qui Brille, a real box-office success, which earned her a César for Most Promising Actress. In 2011, she played in Toi, Moi, Les autres and Itinéraire Bis. After La Source Des Femmes, Leïla Bekhti returned to the screen in A Better Life with Guillaume Canet in January 2012. This was followed by more than fifty films and as many notable roles, in both drama and comedy, for film and television (see filmography). In her private life, Leila Bekhti met actor Tahar Rahim on the set of Jacques Audiard's film A Prophet, released in 2009. They married discreetly in 2010 and went on to have five children.

Esther Perez
2025

La voix qui annonce le césar (elle est pas au courant)
2025

Self
2024

Self - Guest
2024

Lili d’Alengy
2023

Julie Delaunay
2023

Nawelle
2023

Self
2023

Alexandra
2022

Self - Guest
2022

as Esther Perez

as La voix qui annonce le césar (elle est pas au courant)

as Self

as Self - Guest

as Lili d’Alengy

as Julie Delaunay

as Nawelle

as Self

as Alexandra

as Self - Guest

as Crystal Clear

as Leïla

as Yasmine

as Self

as Callista

as Alexandra

as Amira

as Myriam

as Mina

as Sofia

as Self

as Jeanne

as Amanda

as Self - Guest

as Nadia Skiles

as Mona Barni

as Lila

as Guest of Honour

as Kahina Zadi

as Nina

as Self - Guest

as Fereshteh Tabib

as Self - Guest

as Albertine

as Juliette Lesage
as Various Characters

as Lou

as Self / Silverwoman

as Sofia



as Samia

as Maya Dervin

as Nadia

as Leila

as Leïla Bekhti

as Nora

as Leïla

as Alina

as Zora

as Anissa

as Safia

as Lila

as Djamila

as Yasmine

as Myriam

as Fellaga's daughter

as Lya

as Leila

as Sarah

as Morgiane

as Morgane

as Mounia

as Meriem

as Vally Devailly

as Zarka (segment "Quais de Seine")
as Zarka

as Yasmine

as Self
as Violette Toussaint