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Fatima Herandi Raouya
Fatima Herandi Raouya
75 years (Jan 1, 1951)
19 Movies
1 TV Shows

Fatima Herandi Raouya

Fatima Herandi Raouya is a busy actress, the sort of performer whose absence a scene would feel. She is 75. With 20 titles behind her, this is a working record rather than a highlight reel. 'The Physician' is the entry that turns a familiar face into a name, thanks to Mirdin's Mother. Her name appears in 'Close' as well.
Fatima Herandi Raouya is a busy actress, the sort of performer whose absence a scene would feel. She is 75. With 20 titles behind her, this is a working record rather than a highlight reel. 'The Physician' is the entry that turns a familiar face into a name, thanks to Mirdin's Mother. Her name appears in 'Close' as well.
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How old is Fatima Herandi Raouya?
Fatima Herandi Raouya is 75 years old, born on January 1, 1951.
What are the most famous roles of Fatima Herandi Raouya?
Fatima Herandi Raouya is best known for roles in The Physician, Close, Of Gods and Men.
How many movies has Fatima Herandi Raouya been in?
Over a 23-year career (since 2003), Fatima Herandi Raouya has appeared in 19 movies and 1 TV shows.
What was Fatima Herandi Raouya's first movie?
The career of Fatima Herandi Raouya began with Cry No More (2003).
What is Fatima Herandi Raouya's most recent movie or series?
Fatima Herandi Raouya's most recent release is Two Souls, which premiered on March 17, 2026.
What TV shows has Fatima Herandi Raouya appeared in?
On television, Fatima Herandi Raouya has appeared in one hour in hell, Der Medicus, كنيناتي, Aicha.
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Fatima Herandi Raouya
Fatima Herandi Raouya
1951-01-01

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.

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