Atef Ben Hassine

Atef Ben Hassine
عاطف بن حسين
Ben Hassine in 27 March 2018.
Born (1974-08-17) August 17, 1974
Chebba, Tunisia
OccupationsActor, director
Notable workLégendes

Atef Ben Hassine (Arabic: عاطف بن حسين) (born on 17 August 1974 in Chebba) is a Tunisian actor and director.[1][2][3][4][5]

Filmography

Theatre

Year Title Role
1996 Temps perdu of Moez Turki and Nejib Abdelmoula comedian
1997 Le Balcon of Hedi Abbes comedian
1998 Quamria of Ridha Boukadida and Fethi Akkari comedian
1999 Bahja of Mohamed Mounir Argui comedian
2001 Ici Tunis of Taoufik Jebali comedian
2001 Légendes author and theatre director
2003 Les Palestiniens of Jean Genet and Taoufik Jebali comedian
2004 Les Voleurs de Bagdad of Taoufik Jebali comedian
2005 État civil author and theatre director
2007 Copie non conforme author and theatre director
2009 Faute de frappe of Houssem Sahli comedian
2011 Intox author and comedian
2012 Nicotine author and theatre director

Film

Year Film
1998 Single, short film by Lotfi Achour
2004 Ordure, short film by Lotfi Achour
2005 Tendresse du loup, feature film by Jilani Saadi
2010 Chak-Wak, short film by Nasreddine Shili
2012 Amère patience (Suçon), feature film by Nasreddine Shili

Television

Year Series Director Role
2000 Ya Zahra Fi Khayali Abdelkader Jerbi Khaled
2003 Chez Azaiez Slaheddine Essid Client
2008–2009 Maktoub Sami Fehri Choukri Ben Nfisa alias Choko
2010 Casting Sami Fehri
2012 Pour les beaux yeux de Catherine Hamadi Arafa Arbi
2013 Njoum Ellil Madih Belaïd Taleb
2014 Naouret El Hawa Madih Belaïd Ammar
2015 Awled Moufida Sami Fehri Mounir
2015 Le Risque Nasreddine Shili Salmane El Khafi
2016 Warda w Kteb Ahmed Rajab Nejib Cheikher
2016 Bolice 2.0 Majdi Smiri Guest-star
2017 Lemnara Lui-même Joe
2019 Ali Chouerreb (season 2) Madih Belaid Bechir

References

  1. ^ "Atef Ben Hassine: J'ai eu gain de cause". Mosaïque FM (in French). Retrieved 14 April 2022.
  2. ^ "Atef Ben Hassine le personnage de Choko me colle à la peau". leconomistemaghrebin.com (in French). Retrieved 14 April 2022.
  3. ^ "Séries de Ramadan: Atef Ben Hassine dans la peau d'un jihadiste dans Njoum Ellil 4". Kapitalis.com (in French). Retrieved 14 April 2022.
  4. ^ "Culture : Atef ben Hassine: « Le soutien aux télévisions privées est synonyme d'appui au vol et à la corruption"". tunisienumerique.com (in French). Retrieved 14 April 2022.
  5. ^ "وقفة مع عاطف بن حسين". The New Arab (in Arabic). Retrieved 14 April 2022.
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