Ziad Bakri

Ziad Bakri, a Palestinian actor and filmmaker, is known for his powerful performances and directing. Learn about his career, awards, and upcoming projects.

Debut Movie

Ziad Bakri made his acting debut in the 2008 film The Shooting of Thomas Hurndall, where he portrayed Sgt. Taysir.

Personal Life

Born on March 27, 1980, in Israel, Ziad Bakri comes from a family of filmmakers. His father, Mohammad Bakri, and brothers, Saleh and Adam, are also actors. He studied cinema and dramatic arts, honing his craft at prestigious institutions.

Trivia

Ziad Bakri is not only an actor but also a filmmaker. His short film The Salt Fisherman (2011) received critical acclaim. He is known for his deep, intense performances and artistic approach to filmmaking.

Awards

He won Best Actor at the Fantasporto Film Festival for his performance in Blind Sun. His work has been recognized in various international film festivals.

Upcoming Projects

Bakri’s upcoming projects include The Strangers’ Case and The Sand Castle, set to release soon.

Age

44 years old

Height

5'10" (178 cm)

Net Worth

$1M-$5M

Education

Nissan Nativ Acting Studio, Camera Obscura School of Art, Minshar School of Art

Hobbies

Photography, writing, filmmaking

Relationship

Not publicly known