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Dorra Zarrouk

Dorra Zarrouk

1980-01-13 / Tunisia

Biography

Dorra is a Tunisian actress. She earned her degree in political science in Tunis. Dorra made her way into the acting arena by joining a theater group. Her first performance was in a play titled “Magnoun” (“Insane”) which was directed by Tawfiq Al Gibally. Thereafter Dorra assumed several roles in Tunisian cinema in addition to working on international works such as “Collosseum” which was directed by the English director Telman Reem in 2003. In that production Dorra portrayed the role of the Emperor’s consort. She also took part in another foreign work titled “Louisa’s Journey” which was directed by French director Patrick Foulsan in 2005. Dorra assumed the role of a woman named “A’isha” in that work. As of 2007, Dorra has started participating in Egyptian cinematic works.

Appearances

Good Mood
Good Mood (2013)
One Block Behind
One Block Behind (2018)
The Fourth Wife
The Fourth Wife (2012)
Bayn El Samaa W El Ard
Bayn El Samaa W El Ard (2021)
Ramez Movie Star
Ramez Movie Star (2022)
Critical Moments
Critical Moments (2007)
Al Helmeya Nights
Al Helmeya Nights (1987)
Fo’sh the generation
Fo’sh the generation (2009)
Heatwave
Heatwave (2013)
Al-Gama'a
Al-Gama'a (2010)
Like Roses
Like Roses (2012)
Women's Jail
Women's Jail (2014)
The Accused
The Accused (2022)
The Exit
The Exit (2016)
The Black Envelope
The Black Envelope (2015)
Proof of lineage
Proof of lineage
Al-Rayyan
Al-Rayyan (2011)
Adam
Adam (2011)
My Destiny and Your Destiny
My Destiny and Your Destiny (2016)
Saturday Night Live Arabia
Saturday Night Live Arabia (2016)
The Shame
The Shame (2011)
Al Aghar
Al Aghar (2023)
Bela Dalel
Bela Dalel (2019)
Eagle of Upper Egypt
Eagle of Upper Egypt (2018)
Very Private
Very Private (2009)
Except Me (Ella Ana)
Except Me (Ella Ana) (2020)
AWEL EL SATR
AWEL EL SATR (2020)
Ela Ana
Ela Ana (2020)
Sahbek Rajel
Sahbek Rajel (2025)
Sahbek Rajel (Tv-show)
Sahbek Rajel (Tv-show)
Choufli Hal
Choufli Hal (2005)
Lylet Shak
Lylet Shak (2015)
Fo'ash El Giel
Fo'ash El Giel (2009)
Ali Clay
Ali Clay (2026)